Yes, by golly, it's the vintage Tupperware cookie cutters! Did you have these as a child? (In other words, did your mom or grandmother?) Our mom did, and my sisters and I grew up baking with them. So much fun (but I never understood the pig. Why a pig? What holiday has a pig for an emblem? I found only National Pig Day, but that's a bit of a stretch, especially since the holiday only seems to date from 1972! Something to do with Ireland was the best I could come up with, but there is clearly no shamrock associated with the Tupperware piggy.)
Many twenty years ago or so, I was at a garage sale, and I found two of them: the Santa and the gingerbread boy. I was so excited, I bought them right away. But the entire set eluded me (eBay, of course, was not invented back then) Then last year (Christmas 2015), I received this set from the Beazly household. As I vaguely recall, I squealed in a most unladylike fashion when I opened the box and saw them all there.
We're ready for our close-ups, Mr. de Mille...
And that's all! The one below is not in my possession--found the picture online.
(We didn't have it as kids, did we, Mrs Beazly?
I don't think it was ever available in Canada, and with good reason.)
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No, I've never seen the American flag cookie cutter. But I hope to capture one in the wild (Value Village) someday.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Tupperware manufactured these before there were 50 states? Now that would be some collector's item!
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