Certified Food Grade PLA+ 3D Printer Filament - CARBON by Comfy Materials - Lab Tested FDA Compliant Food Safe, 1.75mm, 1kg, Accuracy: +/- 0.02 (Black)

I use this for any kitchen stuff I print. This time it was for measuring cubes that have several different ingredient measurement pockets on each face of the cube. I could probably just use regular PLA filament, particularly for dry ingredients measuring, but why risk any leeching of bad chemicals when you can use food safe filament instead?? Print’s beautifully and without any trouble whatsoever on my Bambu Labs printer. It can be used for cookie cutters and many other kitchen tools, probably even cups if you are careful it’s liquid tight. No problems with feeding, clogging or being brittle. Good adhesion with the standard settings for the material. I wouldn’t put anything made with this in the dishwasher as the water’s heat will probably warp it. Hand washing with soapy warm water should be plenty good enough and safe from distorting the shape. Recommended.

The wife keeps coming up with new ideas for me to design and print for her kitchen. Everything from Scrapers and scoops to custom sink strainers and containers. After plenty of prints and multiple uses this filament has held strong. No warping, melting or letting me down. Quality of the prints have been excellent, and they come out looking very well.

Best product. Would recommend.

This filament works great, I also feel more comfortable using it for cookie cutters and in my aquariums than I would with "regular" PLA. My biggest complaint and the reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that it binds on the spool. I'm not sure what's causing the problem, but I regularly have to free the spool where the filament has overlapped and is getting stuck. This makes it hard to do long prints since it requires some babysitting.... Otherwise it's great!

Ok im feeling really dumb, I can not get this to print at all. I am trying to make a cookie cutter. I have tried nozzle temp from 190 - 240, bed temps from 50-70. Calibrated my extrusion. I can not get layer adhesion at all. I can get layer 1 to work fine but as it prints it becomes a stringy mess. I have an x1c. never had issues with any other material I have tried. I started with the basic pla + profile and worked from there. So far not so good. Update, cracked the code. with the X1C. Print with esun PLA+ and reduce the speed to 50%. I used the silent setting. prints like a dream.

Needed a filament that was food grade for a piece of an ice cream machine a customer needed replaced. Worked like a charm and didn’t need to adjust any of my PLA settings.

I ordered this a little skeptical at first, but after printing it, it seems to be a really good filament. I used it to make a flower shoot for the KitchenAid stand mixer. It printed nicely on my bambulab X1C. I like that it’s clear and free from colors I would recommend.

Arrived on time and worked with a Prusa MINI+ using the Overture PLA profile. Used this for printing birthday party favors (toys). I used this almost immediately upon arrival. If you let it sit out for too many weeks, PLA absorbs moisture from the air, so your results may start to degrade. As is well documented elsewhere, once you tear open the original packaging, you may need to store this with silica gel or alternatives in airtight containers if unused for long periods.

Very easy to print.