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The 3 Packs 5 Cavities Easter Eggs Silicone Mold by findTop is a versatile addition to your baking arsenal. Made from high-quality, food-grade silicone, this mold offers flexibility and non-stick properties that can enhance your cooking experience. Whether you are baking cakes, creating chocolates, making ice cubes, or even crafting homemade soaps, this mold is designed to meet various culinary needs.
We decorated eggs a little differently this year by baking individual cake eggs in these silicone pans and then decorating them with colored frosting and holiday sprinkles. The eggs then became our Easter dessert. It was fun and tasty. Fill the molds only halfway as the batter expands to fill the entire egg as it bakes.
They seem sturdy. I am doing to bake cornbread in the molds and pipe sour cream on them to look like footballs. Wish me luck!
Had to return these due to their size, they are bigger than expected but would be perfect for Jelly Easter Egg molds.
I bought these to make hot chocolate bombs. They worked really well for it, but I do wish I bought smaller ones as they're just a bit too big for this use. However, they're easy to clean (throw them in the dishwasher) and with 2 coats of chocolate, the bombs popped right out.
These are the largest ones I could find. They are about the size of goose eggs. What I am planning to make is dinosaur eggs which are basically a cake with a circle carved out of the middle; then you put the two sides together after having fill that round steer with the little candy goodies that are called unicorn sprinkles. I have to get them together using chocolate or icing then you roll them in icing or chocolate which makes a very special sort of perir fpur.
I use these for soap making, and the first batch I made where all flat on the domed part of the mold. This is not a manufacturing defect, but a design decision. you see, the silicone is so thin that eve the tiniest bit of weight causes it to deform.If you want to actually use these, you'll have to either except the flat spots, or what I did was mix of some plaster of paris to lightly coat the bottom. after a few light coats, It was build up enough to pour a plaster base. This plaster base allows the molds to still be removable, but also to keep their shape.As expensive as these are, you would think they would have tested them at least once before mass manufacture.
I used these to make peanut butter eggs and it was so easy. They were a little big so I just didn't fill them all the way.
