A plastic tub labelled "Moshi Monster Cookie Kit" with a green lid sits on a worktop. The colourful packaging features cartoon monster characters, making this Cookie Kit perfect for fans of Moshi Monster treats.

Moshi Monster Cookie Kit

A plastic tub labelled "Moshi Monster Cookie Kit" with a green lid sits on a worktop. The colourful packaging features cartoon monster characters, making this Cookie Kit perfect for fans of Moshi Monster treats.
We were recently asked to review the Moshi Monster Cookie Kit, my boys love any type of biscuit and I’m known to eat one or two custard creams with a cup of tea once in a while, so we thought we’d give them a try. The kit is priced around £5.
Everything you need comes in the tub, inside there is:
  • 2 x Moshling cookie cutters – there are 6 to collect
  • 2 x decorating gel tubes – we had purple and orange in our kit
  • 450g of Cookie mix which is enough to make 24 cookies
  • Free Rox code inside pack to be used om moshimonsters.com
  • Full instructions included
A Cookie Kit featuring a bag of white icing, tubes of purple and orange gel, and two red flower-shaped biscuit cutters sits on a speckled worktop—perfect for creative Moshi Monster-themed treats.Two colourful plastic biscuit cutters shaped like Moshi Monster cartoon characters, one orange and one red, placed on a speckled worktop—perfect for any Biscuit Kit.
To make the cookie dough all you need to do is add 65ml of cold water, stir it and then knead it into a ball. Once this is done you can roll it out and use the cutters to make the Moshi Monsters. The cutters are easy to use. Once you have cut the cookie out you need to turn the cutter over and press it into the cookie shape so you can see the monster design on the cookie.
A Moshi Monster biscuit dough piece shaped like a round body with two legs rests on a speckled worktop.Two pieces of dough shaped and stamped with Moshi Monster faces rest on a sheet of aluminium foil, ready to be baked using the Cookie Kit.

Once the cookies had been cooked in the oven for 12 minutes we let them cool down, then came the really fun bit of decorating them. Callum decided that he wanted some funky looking Moshi Monsters and decided to use both lots of the icing on his monsters. Here are his master pieces.

Two sugar biscuits on foil, decorated with orange and purple icing from a Biscuit Kit to resemble cartoonish Moshi Monster faces with big eyes, round noses, and jagged mouths.
The boys said they were really yummy and had a great time making the cookies. You can buy this kit for around £5, it is great value for money and will keep little Moshi Monster fans busy especially now the weather is turning colder and they can’t play outside so much. 

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