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I oiled the dry wood with sunflower oil, let it sit to soak up. Then, gave it a quick wipe and dusted with glutinous rice flour because of its light quality (doesn’t fill up indentations or show up on cookies after baking)The wood mold is a strong solid piece - not glued - believe it’s oak?Sugar Cookies came out easily with a rap or two on the counter. Indentations are very clear and I think there are beautiful. This was my first try with using any wood mold and it was so much easier then I thought it was going to be.Cleanup was easy with a steel wool sponge, didn’t need a toothbrush for those little grooves but that would work too. I didn’t bother to use soap this time (kinda like for cast iron)Anyway I love them, they are unusual and a good price for the quality. Preformed really well.

This is a lovely mold. It’s built really well and has excellent detail. I will purchase more!

I haven’t made cookies yet with these and will come back after to update my review after I do. For now, I love the detail on these molds. They are very cute. The Santa detail is a little off but I will see how it comes out. I gave 4 stars because the wood used in the molds definitely does not look the same as pictured. Wood is very light/cheaper looking. However the wood seems to be heavy enough. I also gave 4 stars because it took a very long time to receive them. I almost gave up. However, I am very excited to try these out!

The design was slightly different than advertised. But I just wanted the matryoshka and that’s what I got. I oiled it and used corn starch, the cookies came out great out of the mold. They’re so cute. I love it!!

Made the most gorgeous cookies this year with these molds. I found it easiest to spray the mold with oil first (only one time) and then brush flour on it before each use. The cookies need a good wack to release but they came out immaculate.

Great mold, nice details

Works perfectly for a non spread cookie dough , is my first time using the wooden mold and with a bit of flour it did end up being an easy process ..

Did not work AT ALL... even with loads of flour... and various recipes.

I use this mold with a light dusting of rice flour to prevent sticking. It makes nicely molded cookies for gifting. Takes a little finesse to coax them out, but with patience, it can be done without damaging the cookie too much. I use a gingerbread dough (well chilled) and that works best. DON'T use a soft, room-temperature dough. The finished results were really nice, and were well-received by the giftee. :D

Pretty Good. Not too big, not too small. You have got to use the correct dough with very little leavening agent. Much less than a regular cook in order for the dough to keep the shape in the oven while cooking

The deepest carving is about 3 mm deep. Much shallower than other wooden cookie molds I have received.

I bought a few 4 of theses wooden molds. The first three are great. The Dough doesn't get stuck inside as long as you oil them. The 4th one (the house) I'd extremely deep and everything hets stuck in it.

Very nicely made, I ordered the Christmas Tree. I used Cornstarch to keep the shapes. The maintenance was the same as with any other Mold- clean well after use and keep oiled. Good product.