Cookie Molds introduced in 1985:
Birthday Cake, Clown, Dancers, Gingerbread House, Girl Doll, Stegosaurus, Toy Bear, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus Rex*
*All molds from 1985 may not be represented here. These pictures are for visual information only.
Cookie Molds from 1985
I just found one of my cookie molds from childhood- 1990 ghost. This is the only article I could find a way to comment on – I’m not sure if you still get comments now, but I thought I’d try.
Thank you for the dear childhood memories. Over three decades later, I can still recall the memories of my mother making us cookies from the recipes and molds, and eating them fresh out of the oven. There is no comparison to the taste and flavor . I can’t wait to make a batch for myself now that I’ve found one of my molds. I must buy the hummingbird mold to add to my collection!
Best wishes and thanks,
Stephanie
I have found a Santana mold from 1985 in my aunt’s kitchen. How do I care for it?
Hi Ryan,
How awesome you found an old cookie mold! Care for the entire Brown Bag Designs cookie pans and molds is the same. Just clean them by hand or in the dishwasher! They will develop a patina over time and this is normal; it will not affect the usability of the pan. See some more information here: https://emersoncreekpottery.com/shortbread-tips-and-tricks/?srsltid=AfmBOop4VGIFmQshhRBmr2bzTlTJnnt6r6pCrVy69q9mNGEFYMOhpCRd