Cookie Molds introduced in 1995:
1995 Limited Edition Santa in the Moon, Blossom, Four Hearts Cut-Apart, Gingerbread Cut-Apart, Gourmet Kitty, Sun & Moon Cut-Apart, Swiss Folk Heart, Toy Cow, Toy Lamb*
*All molds from 1995 may not be represented here. These pictures are for visual information only.
I have two, cookie stamps. One is the beehive bear and the other is the birthday bear. I have never used them to make cookies. The handles have separated from the cookie stamps. What would you suggest using to remove the old glue and what glue would I use to reattach the handles to the stamp?
Hi Sue! Please send a photo of your broken mold to marketing@emersoncreekpottery.com. We’ll forward it to our owner to see if he has any suggestions.
I have the Toy cow mold and have never used it. I seem to have lost the instructions and recipe. Can this be purchased?
Thank you!
Hi Cheryl!
Thank you so much for your comment. So sorry to hear you lost the instruction and recipe book, have no fear! We kindly offer it online for free as a PDF here https://www.brownbagcookiemolds.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/recipe.pdf if you have any further questions please do not hesitate to reach out to us at hello@emersoncreekpottery.com
Emerson Creek
I have 2 molds I bought in the late 90s, a 1994 Jingle cat and a 1995 (I think) poinsettia. I cannot find the poinsettia listed anywhere. Is there a comprehensive list of all the Brown Bag cookie molds?
Hi Geri,
The only compiled lists available are the archives saved on the brownbagcookiemolds.com website; you can view collections by date here: https://brownbagcookiemolds.com/cookie-molds/ Please note this is not an exhaustive list so your pans might not be there. So cool you have some of the older pans, what a treasure!