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Create cake pops, fondant pieces, chocolate treats, or Play-Doh creations with this Pig Cake Pop Cutter. Its classic pig shape also works perfectly for marranitos-inspired treats, making it a fun choice for farm-themed birthdays, barnyard parties, Mexican-inspired celebrations, fiestas, bakeries, classroom treats, and kids’ creative play.
Approx. Weight: 1 ounce when made with 1/2in-thick dough
Each item is 3D printed to order using high-quality PLA+ filament formulated to meet FDA guidance for materials safe for food contact and prolonged skin contact. Because every piece is made on demand, you receive a fresh, carefully inspected product with consistent color and finish.
Care & safety notes:
Gently wash your cutter with mild dish soap and lukewarm water. Rinse thoroughly and dry completely after washing.
Do not soak for long periods of time.
Do not place in the dishwasher.
Do not use in the microwave.
Keep away from heat, direct sunlight, and UV exposure, as this may cause warping.
Create cake pops, fondant pieces, chocolate treats, or Play-Doh creations with this Pig Cake Pop Cutter. Its classic pig shape also works perfectly for marranitos-inspired treats, making it a fun choice for farm-themed birthdays, barnyard parties, Mexican-inspired celebrations, fiestas, bakeries, classroom treats, and kids’ creative play.
Approx. Weight: 1 ounce when made with 1/2in-thick dough
Each item is 3D printed to order using high-quality PLA+ filament formulated to meet FDA guidance for materials safe for food contact and prolonged skin contact. Because every piece is made on demand, you receive a fresh, carefully inspected product with consistent color and finish.
Care & safety notes:
Gently wash your cutter with mild dish soap and lukewarm water. Rinse thoroughly and dry completely after washing.
Do not soak for long periods of time.
Do not place in the dishwasher.
Do not use in the microwave.
Keep away from heat, direct sunlight, and UV exposure, as this may cause warping.
