Chocolate Molds Gummy Molds Silicone - Candy Mold and Silicone Ice Cube Tray Nonstick Including Hearts, Stars, Shells

This is a pretty good mold. We used some of them for jello and some to make our own crayons. For jello, I did spray the bottom with cooking spray in anticipation that it would stick. It worked well but I haven't tried it without spray, and it cleaned up easy. I haven't used it with chocolate but you could. My mom had a bunch of little bits of crayons so we used some of these molds to melt them down into new crayons. The shapes turned out very cute but my kids don't like to color with them very long since it's not shaped like a crayon, it's just not very comfortable. Those didn't clean up as well, they can definitely only be used for crayons, but they held up in a low oven, I think we had max 250 degrees. But both jello and crayons were fun projects and turned out as expected.

Great product overall. I don’t find myself using it as often as I initially intended to, but the products do not disappoint. I used the trays for bite size gelatin snacks, akin to a “healthier” gummy candy. The molds are soft, so it’s best to place on a sturdier tray when pouring product into molds, and/or transferring into a fridge. I didn’t recall any smells, but always wash food-related items on principle. Because I used gelatin, clean up and removal of treats were easy. The only questionable aspect of these trays is just how small and shallow the bear molds are. Which is either a great thing for portion control, or not such a great thing, if you’re trying to make great gummy bear treats that you’d find in a pack of candy at the supermarket. They’re not the same size. But, in total, a good buy. I’m sure there’s many ways to get creative with these products. The eye droppers were okay, didn’t implement them when filling my molds. Spoons and spouts are probably much easier.

Love these. Definitely tiny but that's what I wanted so no complaints. I make edibles with them- 1 batch of gummies (1 box jello mix, 1/2 cup infused oil+1 cup lemonade) I end up with about 380 pieces. I use all 5 trays of these plus couple other mini trays I got. Pops out easy peazy and cleans easy w hot water, no need to spray w oil or anything

Worked great for making my own chocolate bars.

All jelly was so easy to remove. You can dip the bottom in a pan or bowl of warm water for an even easier removal. The molds washed nicely for repeated use. The whole colorful set was priced just right and made of good quality material.

My son and I wanted to make sour gummies, so we bought these for a first try. They are SO CUTE and the little gummy bears are adorable. They feel like a good quality. The stars were our favorite, because the bottom details looked really nice. This gave my kid something to do that he really enjoyed - popping each little bear and heart out of the molds, into a dish.Some hints - find some kind of spray to put in them (I only had butter flavored Pam, so I decided not to do this) so they easily slip out of the molds. You will have to invert each space to remove the gummies. And sometimes they stick to the sides and tear. Make sure you put something hard like a plate or tray under them when you are going to put them in the fridge to harden, because the silicone is very flexible. I won't put them in the dishwasher, because I'm afraid they will melt, so I soaked them in the sink in hot water to clean them. I can't even imagine putting them in the oven!!! If I try, I'll come back and edit my post. I also only received one dropper, not two.We used jello to make our gummies (one packet unflavored gelatin, one box of jello) and then I had purchased some citric acid  Milliard Citric Acid 1 Pound - 100% Pure Food Grade NON-GMO Project VERIFIED (1 Pound)  to make them sour. Some of them were WAY TOO SOUR, but that's my fault for not knowing how much to put in.  Pucker Powder Topping Assortment Pack  Next I am going to try adding some soluble fiber powder (Mirulax) so that we have fiber gummies. I joked that I could dissolve all kinds of things in it - stuff to help me sleep, etc. We may also make fruit snacks with fresh squeezed fruit and gelatin.

Do yourself a favor and only by the molds. The dropper is so awful its not usable. For the concoction over the mold and use a spatula to spread it out into the crevices.

I use these to make sugar free gummies. They work great! And because the shapes are so cute, I can even get my picky grandson to eat them. I rarely get a "sweet tooth" on my keto style of eating, but when I do, it's so easy to mix up a little SF jello, gelatin and hot water, squeeze into the molds with the eyedropper. Then set them in the fridge for a few minutes. Easy peasy! Only takes a few minutes! I spray lightly every few uses with a cooking spray and they release easily. I wash them in the dishwasher top rack.

Exactly what I was looking for.Sturdy, easy to clean and use.

Used to make mini “chocolate bars” for the top of cake. Worked great. Chocolate came right out, no issues with it sticking.

These were great. I bought them for chocolate making and so far so good. They were easy to use and cleaned up really well in the dishwasher. My only thing it that it can be a bit difficult to get the chocolates into the freezer while they are still liquid as the molds are very soft. But this will happen with any silicone mold you get so it isn't this product specifically. Overall they are great.

Muy buena calidad a muy buen precio lo recomiendo

These molds have a good selection of sizes. They are extremely easy to get candy out of. I have tried gummy bears which came out perfectly and I have also tried hard candy too, which also came out perfectly. I wish I had paid more attention to the size of the bear molds as these are more gummy "cubs as opposed to gummy bears but then that error was on my part. If you are looking to make gummy bears the size you see in the stores, you should look for bigger molds.