The Easiest Rose Petal Cutter

Great to use with fondant, gum paste, clay, dough

This easy rose cutter set has been designed to make the easiest and quickest sugar roses ever. Not only is this easy rose cutter great for beginners as it is so easy and simple to use, but it is also a real-time saving tool for professional cake decorators. Creating pretty roses that can be used on cakes and cupcakes to give a romantic and sophisticated finish.

Four sizes of roses can be made from this one cutter, from a bud all the way through to a blooming 70mm rose. The technique for each of these sizes is exactly the same.

This cutter will work with fondant or gum paste.

Benefits:

• Easy to use – Push it on your chosen pastry or rolled icing.
• Three sizes: small, medium and large.
• It’s easy to clean as well since it’s non-stick.
• Adjustable – Allows you to make your designed patterns.
• Perfect for any pastry – Suitable for flakey, shortbread and cookie dough.
• Perfect for making the easiest roses from rolled fondant/sugar paste for cakes, cupcakes, etc.
• Durable – Made from premium quality plastic, it is proven to last for long-term use.
• Excellent grip – The handle is easy to grip and does not fatigue your hands.
• Made of food-grade material – It won’t leave any smell or taste on your icing.
• Compact and versatile design, Food-grade plastic, so you use more assured, Convenient and durable, making it easier to make cakes or snacks.

Features:

• Type: Fondant Crimper Tool Set
• Material: Plastic
• Colour: White
• Length: The small flower cookie cutter is 9.5cm /3.74 inches long and 4cm/1.57 inches wide. The large fondant rose cutter is 12.5cm/ 6 inches long and 6.5cm/ 2.5 inches wide. The middle fondant kit is 12.5cm/ 4.9 inch long and 5.5cm/2.17 inch wide.10 cm

Have I used the The Easiest Rose Petal Cutter? Do I need it?

No, I have not used this tool! I think it might be going on my shopping list.

If I had an order that required me to make fondant roses, this would cut down on the time making. The other process I have done is to cut out each petal individually, create the frilly edge, and then stick the petal on.

Do I use them every day?

No, Only on special orders or when creating fondant/ sugar paste flowers, Roses in particular.

I have a link to a video from the inventor showing how to use the cutter to make the roses.

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