Cookie cutters are often difficult to get clean again.
However, there are a few simple tricks that can make cleaning easier.
Flour on the table top, couverture splashes or sticky jam leftovers - in many kitchens, after baking cookies *, it looks like being on a battlefield.
As if the removal of the baking marks wasn't exhausting enough, you have to
worry
about
cleaning the cookie cutters
afterwards.
You can get normal stainless steel molds clean quickly.
With some coatings, however, you have to be careful.
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Cookie cutters: Put them in the dishwasher
Cleaning the cookie cutters after each use is not only for
hygienic reasons
, but also ensures a
longer shelf life for
the product.
The good news:
you can easily put
your
stainless steel and silicone
cutters
in the dishwasher
pack.
If you don't have one at home, you can use warm water and a little washing-up liquid instead.
Simply put the used molds in a bowl and
remove
stubborn dirt with a
soft sponge
.
If you cannot get into the sharp corners with this, you can also use a toothbrush.
On the other hand, a
toothpick can
help with particularly remote corners
.
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Sheet metal and plastic: you have to pay attention to this
However, there are also molds made of materials that must
not be put in the dishwasher
.
These are cutters made of
tin
or black
plate or coated molds.
If these land in the machine, they can rust or wear out their non-stick coating.
If
rust has
already
formed
due to incorrect treatment
, it is best to place the affected molds in a cola bath overnight.
The acid it contains attacks the rust, which you can then easily remove.
Treatment with a mixture of vinegar and oil in equal parts can also work wonders here.
With
plastic,
however, you should
follow the manufacturer's instructions
.
High-quality plastic can be put in the dishwasher, but poor-quality material is less good.
(lw) * Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editorial network.
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