Anyone who loves "Spritz" cookies (the butteriest cookies ever designed) knows that you need a really good Cookie Gun to make them. This Atlas brand cookie press includes 20 cookie dies.

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BONUS: David Rice's personal Spritz Cookie recipe and Sugar Glaze recipe.
BONUS #2: A 7 pound bag of Great River Flour and a pound of Kirkland Signature Salted Butter (the same brands David uses in all of his baking recipes).

ORIGINS OF SPRITZ COOKIES

Spritz cookies are a holiday staple for many thanks to their delicious taste and fun appearance. They are essentially butter cookies made with a cookie press, which makes it easier to create the cutest holiday designs.

Spritz cookies originate from Scandinavian countries, where they are a traditional Christmas cookies. According to What's Cooking America, the name comes from the German word spritzen, which means "to squirt." This is because the dough is pushed and squirted through a cookie press. One Norwegian tradition is to make them in the shapes of S's and O's, but today, they're often made into Christmas trees, stars, and more.