Mini Heart, Cloud & Raindrop Silicone Mold 2 Pack - BPA Free, Perfect for Gelatin Gummies, Chocolate, Caramel, Ice Cubes, Bonus Dropper Included

I am an at-home baker, and these heart and cloud molds are exactly what I needed and the perfect size too! I am very happy

These pass the pinch test! It’s so hard to find actual LFGB silicone on amazon now. These molds are great though. I have baked dog and cat treats in them. I have made gummies in them. They even do ice cubes (boil the water twice to have crystal clear ice cubes).These are great and I wish this company made more molds.

This 2 pack set of small shape silicone mold is a nice and versatile addition to anyone's kitchen. Food grade silicone, that is stated for up to 450F, so you can comfortably bake goods in these small cavities. Perhaps the more utility comes from making ice or gummi treats. My simple approach is to simply add some gelatin or agar to jello, and after it cools a bit, i place in the fridge. Perfect tasty little treats. They can be snacks, or as decorations atop muffins, cookies or cakes. Or fill the cavities with fruit juice then frozen; They can be 'cool' additions to drinks (plain or alcoholic varieties...hint: sangria).I've included a pic with a ruler to give an easier idea of the size of the mold and the cavities. This fits easily into a crowded freezer, or into a toaster oven.These molds can be used in a number of creative manners. I'm happy with them. The included dropper, while not high quality, is capable and I considered to be a bonus. It works for very fluid source material, which is also easier to fill the cavities with less chance of bubbles.So, high recommendation for these functional and cute silicone molds.

Used to make treats for my rabbits. Works great and is the perfect amount.

Easy to use

fine

Perfect size.

I am not a hobby-person in making molds, but I liked the idea of making some gelatin molds, maybe use for small ice cubes or mold some white chocolate for my grandkids. These are soft so popping out whatever you mold should be easy enough - though of course, a bit of spray oil will guarantee whatever you mold pops out easy. Not so sure that would work on either gelatin or ice cubes, but one has to use a bit of common sense, right? :)