Imperial Travel Biscuits from The Mandalorian TV Show

[the.rebel.agent]

This one was for fun. My wife bakes and I told her: Wouldn't be fun If you do some of them for us? To watch next episode? Well, I modeled it, created a mold and we are still looking for the right recipe, but in the meantime, I printed them:

I also created a label and found the correct bag. Both models will be available very soon. Biscuit & cutter. More photos here:

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[JoeG]

Your version is pretty cool as a display. Don't have to worry about it getting gross or anything. Starwars.com had a recipe on their site - These Yellow Travel Biscuits Will Transport You to the Age of the Empire

 

[4str0m3ch]

This one was for fun. My wife bakes and I told her: Wouldn't be fun If you do some of them for us? To watch next episode? Well, I modeled it, created a mold and we are still looking for the right recipe, but in the meantime, I printed them:

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I also created a label and found the correct bag. Both models will be available very soon. Biscuit & cutter. More photos here:

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What does HEB stand for?

 

[teecrooz]

I believe it is High Energy Biscuit.

 

[4str0m3ch]

I believe it is High Energy Biscuit.

That makes sense. Like Kendal mint cake...

 

[The Sweatshop]

Your version is pretty cool as a display. Don't have to worry about it getting gross or anything. Starwars.com had a recipe on their site - These Yellow Travel Biscuits Will Transport You to the Age of the Empire

Damn sweet find!

 

[Metaluna mutant]

Your version is pretty cool as a display. Don't have to worry about it getting gross or anything. Starwars.com had a recipe on their site - These Yellow Travel Biscuits Will Transport You to the Age of the Empire

I'm making those as soon as I get an Imperial Logo Cookie stamp.

 

[the.rebel.agent]

Models are available. Just pm me if you are interested.

 

[pm07]

You are on fire with this stuff.

 

[tikitechie]

Those look to be Convar-7 High Energy Bars. Which would make sense given the abbreviation on the package being identical.

CONVAR™-7 NextGen

CONVAR™-7 NextGen – Kraftpakete mit Geschmack

convar-7.com

 

[tikitechie]

I threw together a 3d printed cookie cutter on Thingiverse here: Travel Biscuit Mold from the Mandalorian show by scifiguy2020. It doesn't look as nice as the one above but I couldn't find that one available.

 

[the.rebel.agent]

Those look to be Convar-7 High Energy Bars. Which would make sense given the abbreviation on the package being identical.

CONVAR™-7 NextGen

CONVAR™-7 NextGen – Kraftpakete mit Geschmack

convar-7.com

They were custom made for the TV show. I could not find any commercial brand doing them in the correct size and shape; so far. If you are looking for a screen accurate biscuit cutter & stamp, here is it: Imperial Travel Biscuits from The Mandalorian TV Show

 

[the.rebel.agent]

We got the right recipe!

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[JoeG]

Are 3D printed cookie cutters safe to use? Plastics have chemicals in them that sometimes leach out.

 

[the.rebel.agent]

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Inspired in them for sure. But bigger and they are missing back details. Front details are off too.

 

[the.rebel.agent]

Are 3D printed cookie cutters safe to use? Plastics have chemicals in them that sometimes leach out.

Totally. You have to use a food safe filament like PETG. Check your country regulations

 

[tikitechie]

Are 3D printed cookie cutters safe to use? Plastics have chemicals in them that sometimes leach out.

From what I've read, it seems like PLA and PETG are both as food safe as you can get. PETG probably more so. But neither is specifically marked as "safe".
The additional problem is that the extruder nozzle may contain materials that are NOT food safe, so unless you buy high quality ones, there's no guarantee.
That being said, a cookie cutter barely touches the food and only briefly, it's not baked inside of a printed container, so I would be more concerned about food safety of not being able to wash out potential sources of bacteria from a porous material when cooking with egg or dairy, or just about anything else.
Long story short, I'm willing to take my chances, for my own enjoyment.

 

[the.rebel.agent]

I totally agree with you

 

[JoeG]

Good info. Thanks!