Bakugo Katsuki Cookie Cutter

Bake the hot-headed spiky hero straight into biscuit form. This is a one-piece cookie cutter whose outline traces the face and unmistakable jagged, spiked hair of Bakugo Katsuki, the explosive-tempered character from the My Hero Academia anime. Shown here as a rose-pink test print, the cutter combines a bold spiked crown silhouette with a set of internal ridges that press eye, brow and feature lines into the dough, so a single stamp gives you both the shape and its detailing. A wider flat rim runs around the top edge to save your fingers when you push down through firm dough. It is made for anime-themed birthday parties, fan bake-alongs and gifts, and doubles happily as a fondant, sugarcraft or polymer-clay stamp for earrings and charms. Print notes • PLA or PETG both work; if it will touch dough directly, print in a food-safe filament, seal it, and treat it as a stamp for fondant/clay rather than a lifelong dough cutter. • Print upright on the cutting edge with the blade pointing down, no supports, using a 0.4mm nozzle and 2-3 perimeters for a crisp thin wall. • Flour the internal detail ridges well between presses so the dough releases cleanly. • Scale to roughly 7-9cm for a standard biscuit; go smaller for clay jewellery.