Bento Sandwich Cutter Mold, Animal Face

I really like these! They work really well and are super easy to use. I purchased some edible markers man these lil sandwiches are just adorable!We only use it for peanut butter and jelly or honey so I can't speak to other kinds of sandwiches. But it works great on PB&J as long as you make sure to put a layer of PB on each piece of bread and then put the jelly on top of the PB.It's worked well on four different brands/sizes of bread so far. So no special bread size necessary.Also, Super easy to clean. I just throw them in the dishwasher basket.Easy to use. Easy to clean. And super cute! 100% recommend!

My son who is always so "iffy" about sandwiches (he'd rather have rice or noodles all day). With this cutter/stamper, not only is there very little wasted, my son happily eats sandwiches making it easier when we are on the go. Easy to use and safe edges so he can also play with them when he is washing dishes. And super-fast shipment, thank you!

I make Bento for my three kids and when I added a cute touch, my kids really like it ( even my teenagers). I wanted to make some cute sandwiches without wasting a lot of bread. These are perfect for that, a right size for my bread. Very cute!!It is little tricky, so I take some pictures how I use it to help someone.First, I put the sandwich under the big outside frame and press down and twist it until it cut all the way through the sandwich.Second, I make the sandwich flat by pressing down small stamp flat side down inside the big frame.Third, stamp the faces inside the big frame.Fourth, remove the big frame.That's it. They are ready to enjoy.I hope my review can be helpful for a future buyer. If my review is helpful, please don't forget to click the "YES" button below. Thank you.update: It doesn't inprint a face well on a sandwich which has soft stuff... like peanut butter and Jelly sandwich

Not what I was expecting. The idea is great however it definitely does not shape or cut the sandwich as advertised. You do get the small trace of shapes but not enough to make out what it’s supposed to be. The “cutter” also DOES NOT cut the bread. It gets stuck everywhere and it’s just a big mess. Save your money. I would recommend the metal cookie cutters instead.

Not as good as they look. The square shaped cutters work fine, but the cute little faces don't show up on the bread. Any way I have tried, I have not been able to get them to work. Sometimes the bread gets stuck in the details of the face and then it just makes holes in the bread. Waste of money for me.

These were ok. I read a gazillion of other reviews, and tried to incorporate the tips. In the end, they were cute for one time of making sandwiches with my daughter, but they were really hard to see detail on regular white bread, and I had more staying power and determination to make them 'work' then my daughter did. She lost interest and with their outline being so faint because the bread tends to be porous and puffy, well.....they just didn't create the WOW factor from her that I was hoping for. I'll check back here now and again and see if anyone posts some other great suggestions, and maybe try different breads or SOMETHING else, but for us, we use white bread, and it just wasn't as effective as we had hoped, but it was still a fun activity and it was cute. We can alway do PLAYDOUGH or something else, who knows? We will hang onto it for a while anyways. Oh the directions are not in English so just know that :)

Beware: Extreme cuteness ahead!This little sandwich cutter does just what it says - cuts sandwiches into cute little squares! The cutter is reasonably sharp, and cuts through the bread with mild pressure (depending on the contents, of course). If you want just one face, it's fun to just stamp your favorite on each square. The faces are clear and easy to see (on wheat bread and soft flour tortillas anyway) so I didn't see a need to "highlight" the lines with coloring or sauce (there's an image on the all Japanese packaging showing that.) Not much else to say, other than PERFECTLY SATISFIED.

I did the imprint on wheat bread, but you can see the cute faces well. My kids are so excited! I'm definitely going to be using on white bread next in hopes of seeing more definition. At first I made a PB & J and used the cutter, but found that I prefer laying the individual bread down, cutting and then slathering peanut butter and jelly on the sandwich. Otherwise, the pb&j squeezed out. I think if you did something like a ham and cheese it would work better if you wanted to cut the already made sandwhich. I haven't experienced any of the faces cutting through.