Son Goku

Bring a Dragon Ball legend to the biscuit tin. This cutter traces the unmistakable spiky-haired silhouette of Son Goku — that wild fan of pointed hair radiating out in every direction, framing a determined face picked out with fine internal relief lines for the eyes, brow and grin. The outer wall does the cutting while the raised inner detail presses a faint impression into the dough, so the finished biscuit reads as the character rather than a plain blob. It is a winner for anime-themed birthday parties, fan bakes and any Dragon Ball devotee with a sweet tooth. Roll, stamp, lift — those spikes give kids an instantly recognisable shape to ice and decorate. Print notes • Print flat on the bed with the tall walls rising vertically and the cutting edge uppermost — no supports needed. • Use food-safe PLA or PETG with 3–4 perimeters so the thin walls stay rigid through repeated presses. • A 0.16 mm layer keeps the internal face detail legible; lightly deburr the cutting rim before first use. • Hand-wash in warm water and skip the dishwasher, whose heat can warp PLA.