BlastCase Heart Shaped Sandwich Bread Cookie Biscuit Cutter Mold

This works well, but wasn't amazing. You have to work harder than you would think to get the proportions of jelly and peanut butter right so it doesn't ruin the bread when you use the cutter. Once you get that right, it's not too hard to work. It's good for making DIY Uncrustables, which has saved us a lot of money on road trips. I would definitely buy this again.This shipped via China Mail, so it took forever to get to us. By the time it came I was wondering if it had been lost in the mail. Not a big deal, but I wouldn't order it if you're in a rush to have it.

It is a bit hard at first to do the sandwiches because they instruct you to only do the inside stuff so that it does not squeeze out or else it wont seal perfectly. It's just fine whether you get it in the seal.

I love this, its so cute! The only bad thing was when i opened it, it was a little dirty which was kind of gross. Needless to say, i scrubbed it down good and started using it! Definitely my favorite kitchen tool when just wanting to put a cute twist on things. Id definitely recommend this to anyone who has kids or just likes heart shapes :)

Meh. It works fine but you have to have bread that can handle it and you need to put a little elbow grease into it to get it to cut! Wishing I would have just splurged and bought the $18 pampered chef one.

This isn't perfect but it works well enough to do peanut butter & jelly sandwiches. I mix the 2 together then spread on the bread. I make 12-15 sandwiches at once & then freeze them for lunch boxes. This is way cheaper than the store bought ones & my kid likes the heart shape.

I love this thing and use it almost daily.The contents of the sandwich STAY inside and make it much easier to eat.The sealer(white heart) almost does the job itself if you press hard enough.It's 1 1/8" deep, 3" from top to point, and 4" wide.White bread (yuck) works best due to the gluten content, but if you find your whole wheat ripping, try a little less in the sandwich or heat the bread for 10 seconds in the micro right before you construct your sandwich.

It's too big for regular sliced bread, and definitely won't hold in school box without being cut in 2, which kind of defeats the purpose. It does make a nice sealed edge though. Would be perfect if it were just a little smaller.

shipping took a lot longer than I had hopped but the uncrustables are too expensive and now I can fill with whatever I want. It works good. But best used with white bread and not too much filling if you are looking for a sealed sandwich.