Heme B Molecule

Bring science to life in your baking with this detailed Haeme B molecule cookie cutter, inspired by the porphyrin ring structure found in haemoglobin.

Perfect for biochemistry, haematology, and STEM education, this design creates clean, recognisable impressions of a key biological molecule, making it ideal for both learning and fun.

🧪 Perfect for:
Biochemistry and STEM education
Medical, nursing, and science students
Laboratory professionals and researchers
Science-themed parties and academic events
Cupcake toppers, biscuits, and cake decorations

🧠 Design Inspiration:
This design is based on Haeme B (protoheme IX), a crucial component of haemoglobin and myoglobin, responsible for oxygen transport in the body. Its distinctive porphyrin ring structure with central iron binding makes it a fascinating and recognisable molecule in biology and medicine.

Perfect for topics in laboratory science, clinical pathology, microbiology, pharmacology, toxicology, and enzyme systems such as cytochrome P450, as well as conditions like anaemia and porphyrias.

How to Use:
♥ Roll the dough evenly to 5 mm thick (approximately 3/16")
♥ Lightly dust the cutter with flour before each cut for easy release.
♥ For best results, use a non-raising recipe to maintain the indented details and prevent cookies from puffing up during baking.

Care Instructions:
♥ Dishwasher Safe

Use it with cookie dough, fondant, sugar paste, or craft clay to create decorative treats with ease. Each cutter is 3D-printed in our London studio using food contact-safe materials and designed to give clean, crisp lines for beautiful results every time. Our cookie cutters are also fully dishwasher safe for quick and convenient cleaning.