Rosette/Timbale, 7 Piece Set, Stainless Steel, One Size

Great quality product, professional looking cookie/mold construction and quality aluminum materials used. Packaged securely and nicely. Delivered on time as claimed.

Exactly what I ordered. Fast shipping and great product!

I purchased this to do some traditional Norwegian holiday treats. I have only used the rosette designs, and they worked quite well. The only issue with the two tongs connected to the handle is that they will require some effort to be spread apart more so that two of the rosette designs can be used at once. This may take a bit of time to gently apply pressure on the tongs; I did not want to break them. Eventually I did get them spread apart adequately so that I could use two of the designs. This should not be something the customer has to do; the manufacturer should be providing adequate separation on this item. I would consider this item adequate for the cost.

Instructions say on first page to spread the tines apart to 3 inches. This was easily done with my hands. No tools needed. See photos. I don’t know why, but my first couple rosettes never turn out quite right and get tossed. The rest of them turned out just like my mom’s and grandma’s. Light, crisp, nicely formed. I use a family recipe, not the one in the instruction booklet. But it’s similar. Make sure to pre-heat the irons by putting them in the hot oil. You may have to experiment with oil temperature and with how deep into the batter you dip the irons. Too shallow and the batter curls up when it hits the oil. Same thing happens if oil is too hot. Too deep and you can’t get them off the irons in one piece. Batter has to be just below the top. So delicious and pretty when they’re done!

I used them to make Bunuelos ( a Mexican dessert) and they worked well. I have only used the star and the floral shaped one thus far. They were easy to use. The small size (about four inch diameter) allowed me to make six at a time in a 12 inch pan

Rosettes have been a cookie staple in my family for years and years so I was looking forward to finally making my own. I could not widen the arms of the handle to be able to fit 2 molds onto the handle so I wound up doing only one cookie at a time. I followed the recipe on the box - won't do that again, I'll use the old family recipe. The cookies did not turn out consistent in shapes, most were way too thin and disintegrated, shattered, broke into a million pieces. I'll try it again, it could have just been me, but it would be nice to do 2 cookies at once (although my brother uses a single mold at a time on an old rosette maker and has no problem with the slowness - he says the cookies just drop off in the oil to finish cooking - mine did not do that).

Love this size & shape.

I have fond memories of my Mother making these delicate cookies around Christmas time. They were so good and went so very fast! Her iron was not double sided, though and it took quite a long time to make enough for my then, big family. I don't know what happened to that old rosett iron, but I had been thinking of it when I did an Amazon search for one. This one also had the little tart cups! Guess what my little family will be having around Christmas this year?o! The pieces are nice and heavy, well made. There is a little care and recipe book inside the box as well, but lots of recipes are all over the internet. I am super pleased with my purchase, and it is so good in quality that I will be able to pass it down to my daughter one day, unless she buys her own, of course!