Considering all the bad characters who populate history, and all the bad hats they’ve worn, has-been hat might make a common cookie-cutter theme.

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The r/WhatIsMyCookieCutter subreddit was created to help bakers identify stray cookie cutters but has evolved into an outlet for running gags and whimsical artistic interpretations.

Santa hat cookies These cookies take inspiration from the jolly man himself. Use a cookie cutter to make these hat shapes before decorating them with red and white icing after they’re baked.

Place the heart-shaped cutter in the top and bottom corners of one half-circle of cake and use the rounded arcs of the heart as a guide for your cuts. Once you mirror this shape to the other half ...