Zoidberg Cookie Cutter Pancake Mold

Bake up your favourite lobster-faced medical "professional." This is a cookie cutter modelled after Dr Zoidberg, the crustacean alien from Futurama. Rather than a single flat blob, the file reads as a set of interlocking cutter walls — an outer silhouette plus interior ribbon-like blades that press the character's bulging eyes, mouth tendrils and shell-crested head into the dough, so the finished biscuit actually looks like him. It's a fun bake for a Futurama-themed party, a nerdy birthday, a Halloween tray of "sea-monster" biscuits, or just a bit of weeknight fun for fans of the show. Beyond cookies it works just as well as a fondant or polymer-clay cutter, and as a shaped mould for pancake batter. Print notes: • Use a food-safe PLA or PETG, print upright with the cutting edge facing up, and skip supports entirely. • Give it 3+ perimeters and no top layers on the open cutter so it stays rigid and rinses out easily. • A 0.4 mm nozzle at 0.2 mm layers is fine; drop to 0.12 mm if you want the internal stamp lines sharper. • Hand-wash only — keep it away from dishwasher heat so the thin walls don't warp.