3 Cortantes Reyes Magos

Three Kings cutters, made for the one night of the year they matter. In Spain and across Latin America, Melchior, Caspar and Balthasar arrive on the eve of 6 January and Epiphany is the big present-giving day for children, so a batch of king-shaped biscuits carries more weight in that house than anything Christmas Eve produced. The set covers all three kings rather than one generic crowned figure, so a tray comes out as a procession instead of the same stamp repeated. They work equally well for a Roscón de Reyes spread, a school baking session, or a nativity-themed decorating afternoon with icing pens and a lot of mess. Seven files in the set. Useful too for fondant, sugarpaste and salt dough if the tin is empty.