Star Wars Millennium Falcon Silicone Ice Tray/Chocolate Mold

I have a mom that loves Star Wars so I bought this to make a cake topper. It took two tries to get it right.Here’s a few tips:1) make the chocolate almost fill the mold (too think it will crack2) let it cool slowly in the fridge and then warm to room temp before removing it from the mold

works great, absolutely would *not* buy in a combo with Carbonite HS ice mold, because dude he's like my dad or something and that's just wrong. Look at that face, he's clearly miserable. I'll bet he was spitting up Carbonite for years after that. And Chewie's totally not a vegetarian. He just couldn't eat that Porg in front of his little buddy. He's gonna have to get those chairs reupholstered because all that damage they did to the Falcon is not okay. Oh, and I'm super happy the ice mold has the old dish, not the new rectangular dish. I'll bet you 25 cents cash money Unkar Plutt is responsible for that shitty dish and it might be better somehow--but it's just not cooler. I'm going to go pour one out for the round dish. You do the same.

These are great for filled or solid chocolates and ice. I tries to use as a cocoa bomb shell and have not had much luck since it is so durable. With that being said, the detail is amazing for a filled or complete chocolate treat. I was highly impressed.

I have a bunch of these kinds of trays (why have boring cubed ice when you can have fun ice?!) and this is one of the best. The shape is nice and bulky so you get a lot of ice out of one piece and there aren't many breaking points. The two small tips on the front of the Millennium Falcon can snap off the ice if you are too rough/excited when extracting it. Also, since the tray is so malleable, it can be difficult to fill and get to the freezer. I've taken to just accepting it'll be messy (it's just water) so I'll fill the tray as best I can, take it to the freezer, and top off the molds once the tray is in and settled.

I absolutely love these. Not as good as the Death Stars, but awesome none the less!

It was quite funny when I purchased these because I really wanted them for myself, but of course Christmas. Gotta buy my friends and family gifts. Well it just so happens that my friend had bought this exact same product for me and I must say it's fantastic! Of course I first made ice with it. A little hard, but that's mainly because my freeze is small and it's a bit of an awkward space to try and place this carefully in them, but it worked! I felt so awesome having the millennium falcon in my cup of water. I haven't tried to make chocolate molds out of it though, however my friend has and they came out great and delicious!

These are great... however I ordered these to use as chocolate molds... The are far to big to use for my intended purpose as well as the intricate design was hard to capture in the thinner areas, that made getting the chocolate out it became too fragile. They are incredibly designed and super fun, I have used them to make ice to float in a punch bowl and that was great. I am still going to try making fudge instead of solid chocolate to give as a fun gift, as fudge can be cut easily...

If you aren't quite up to the challenge of figuring out the appropriate fill level for the Deathstar Ice cube molds, or just want to scare off even more ladies by having multiple types of Star Wars ice cubes in your drink.. then this here is what ya need.Boost your self esteem to new heights by hosting parties and watching your nerd friends faces light up with joy when they realize they've been tonguing a Millennium falcon in their drink all night! While this will have the opposite effect on most women, if you find one that both knows what this is, and does not run away in horror - you've got yourself a keeper.