Where can I find cookie cutters is a question that gets asked occasionally in a cookie baking group I’m in
I’ve drafted a list for you of over 20 stores that carry cookie cutters, not including your local grocery store, which usually has them.
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Where Can I Buy Cookie Cutters?
The closest place near you to buy a cookie cutter is probably your grocery store.
In smaller stores, it might be a seasonal item.
I found Christmas cookie cutters right after Halloween at Shaw’s (aka Star Market)
Here are more than 20 stores that sell cookie cutters:
- Walmart
- Target
- Amazon
- Hallmark Gift Shops
- Gift shops
- Party stores (Party City and others)
- Kitchen Supply stores (Williams Sonoma, Sur La Table)
- Cake supply stores
- Craft stores (Michaels, JoAnns Fabrics)
- Christmas Tree Shop
- Dollar stores (Dollar Tree carries cutters)
- Warehouse stores (Big Lots)
- T.J. Maxx
- Marshall’s
- Bed, Bath and Beyond
- Department stores (Macy’s, Kohl’s, Nordstrom–check kitchenware departments)
- Thrifts shops (Goodwill)
- Antique shops
- Tag sales
- Etsy
- Online sources (King Arthur Baking Co.
- Your relative’s kitchen or attic or basement
I just ordered a bunny cookie cutter for Easter from this Etsy shop. They are super cute.
I recommend metal cutters. Metal does a better job of cutting through dough than plastic cutters.
The best brands include Ann Clark, Wilton and Ateco.
Use the rim of a drinking glass to cut out circle-shaped cookies. Or you could use a ruler or a bench scraper to make square or rectangle cookies. If you want to make small round cookies, you could try using the cap from a gallon water jug.
You’ll need cookie cutters to make shapes such as these Lemon Shortbread Heart Cookies or these No-Stick Cut-Out Sugar Cookies or Black Cocoa Cut-Out Cookies.
Do you remember when you had to bring a “Y” food to school? Not sure what grade you were in. Your father made a metal “Y” shaped cookie cutter and you made sugar cookies and used that cookie cutter. Wonder what happened to that cookie cutter?