Cookie Molds of quality and durability produced by
The Springerle Baker.
“We’re not looking to be the prettiest cookie molds,
just the most durable and user friendly!”
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FREE MOLD
Until March 1st, spend $40.00 with us and receive for free, #215 Smiling Cupid mold.
#215 Smiling Cupid Mold
This mold, measuring about 2 1/8” in diameter, features a detailed scene of a smiling Cupid set in an ornate frame. An impressive little mold that can be used for cookies as well as candies and mints. Great for wedding receptions, anniversaries, Valentine’s day and just to say “I Love You”.
Cookies made with mold #215. Cupid looks to be contemplating his next target. These cookies were cut out with round fluted cutters.
Ken, you are so right – your molds are hands down easier to use than other resin molds – alas, they aren’t as ‘pretty’ but the pretty is in the cookie. I’ve learned so much from your site. This year’s cookies are so much better than last years. Best, Joey
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Beautiful Springerle cookie wreaths made by Ray Burnside.
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News!
We have now received several very old original molds from collectors and owners. Several are big Spekulatius or Gingerbread molds. BEAUTIFUL! Those on our mailing list will be notified as soon as copies become available for purchase. Please note that it takes us time to reproduce these very unique and original works of “Art”. Most likely these will not be available as replicas until after the 1st of the year.
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Why I began producing molds
Just as it was necessary for me to teach myself about baking Springerle, I found myself learning how to produce copies of antique Springerle, Gingerbread and Spekulatius cookie molds. I looked for a company that could produce copies for me but I was not able to find one that could do what I required. I insisted on food safe resins and other components. The search for qualified folks that could tackle this project for me began. After months of research and correspondences I believe this new partnership will be able to deliver what I was looking for.
As a baker, I designed these molds with the baker in mind to be durable and user friendly so they may not appeal to the collector. Although I do suspect the new and different designs will appeal to all that bake Springerle or other molded cookies and want something unique. These molds will not have a stain on them so there will never be anything to flake or wear off onto your dough.
*PLEASE note that the color of the molds you order may differ slightly from those pictured.
NOTICE: Just something we have to say.
Exclusive mold designs sold by The Springerle Baker are copyrighted with all rights reserved; this includes reproductions of antique molds upon which we make certain modifications, alterations or changes. The changes are copyrighted and reproduction of same would constitute copyright infringement. We do not sell molds, nor casts for others to replicate and will enforce our proprietary rights. We reserve the right to decline sales to anyone. It was very expensive for us to obtain the rights to produce copies of the original molds. Selling these reproductions helps us support ourselves and make our living. We ask that you please respect our rights.
*Please note that if the mold you are wanting is out of stock, we will do our best to make one for you as soon as possible.
If we can not make it when requested, we will give you a date that it should be done. We appreciate your understanding.
*Notice* Copies of “Common” Mold Designs.
At times we are asked to make copies of molds that look to be “*open” to copy. We will research as best we can the copyright(s) owner(s) of any molds that we will be offering that we do not own the copyrights to. In the event we are copying a mold that should not be copied due to an owner with a copyright, PLEASE notify us about the mold in question and we will pull it immediately from the selling list as soon as copyright ownership is confirmed. By “open”, it is meant that several companies are making and selling the exact same design. A copyright seems not to exist.
