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Cookie Cutter Question

mmmomx2

By mmmomx2
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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mmmomx2 Rookie
mmmomx2
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We have just gone gluten free, and I realize that my huge collection of plastic cookie cutters must go, but what about the metal ones. Are they okay if they go through the dish washer? It seems like every day I find something we have to get rid of!

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You shouldn't have to throw away your cookie cutters. Why not soak them in bleach or a cleaning agent so you can clean them and keep them around!! I didn't throw out mine and did this and still get to enjoy fun shaped cookies!

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
Posted

If they can be cleaned thoroughly (including your plastic ones), then you should be able to keep them.

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
Posted

My two cents

If they are porous, scratched throw them out. Plastic cutters are not expensive to replace.One can not bleach out gluten it is not like a bacteria.....hth

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