Pikachu Cookie Cutter

Turn biscuit dough into everyone's favourite electric mouse. The cutter captures Pikachu in a lively side-on pose — one long ear thrown back, the other pricked forward, cheeks and snout clearly defined, and that famous zig-zag lightning tail sweeping out behind the body. It's the whole running silhouette rather than just a face, so the finished cookie is immediately recognisable even before you reach for the icing. This is a kitchen workhorse aimed at Pokemon-mad birthday parties, themed bake sales and rainy-afternoon baking with the kids. It works just as happily in fondant, sugar paste, salt dough or air-dry clay for keepsakes and gift tags, not only in shortbread and gingerbread. Print notes • Print flat on the bed with the cutting edge pointing up; no supports needed. • Use PLA or PETG and a food-safe wash-and-go workflow — hand wash, don't soak, and treat it as a single-use-surface tool rather than dishwasher fare. • A 0.4mm nozzle at 2–3 perimeters gives a rigid wall; taper the top edge to a fine line for a clean cut through stiff dough. • Scale to roughly 8–10cm across so the thin tail and ear tips stay strong and don't crumble the dough. Chill your dough first for the sharpest detail.