Palksky Silicone Molds for Candy Chocolate Gummy baking, (2 PCS) 126 Cavity Mini Square mold for Ice Cube Pralines Caramels

I make hard tack rock candy, the kind you hit with a hammer and makes a huge mess. I thought, why not, I will try these, worse thing that can happen is they'd melt. The candy gets to 300 degrees. THESE ARE 300 DEGREE SAFE!!!! They are really flimsy, so I thought this will be a problem. NOPE! I put the two on a cookie sheet (DO NOT PICK THESE UP AFTER POURING 300 DEGREE LIQUID IN THEM). The candy cooled and hardened really quick. I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT 100%! I actually used a ladle to pour the candy into these molds. The candy came out beautiful, bite-sized. I would and I want to buy more of these. I'm excited to try other things in them! Thank you!

I am making xylitol candies. This mold is the perfect size for my use. It is a flexible silicone. It's easy to remove the candy once it has set. The squares invert and you can pop them back in with ease. It's easy to wash by hand. It fits nicely into a 1/4 baking sheet for stability. I have used other silicone cooking products and they have very good heat resistance.

We make our own keto pudding and pipe it into these for freezing. That makes great little bite-sized pudding, uh, bites(?), and they're fun to eat, BUT it's a pain in the butt to pipe it into 252 little holes. The last time I tried to just pour it on top and spread it out with a spatula, but it didn't fill the pockets well. I'll probably still use it later. I thought about using it for fat bombs for coffee, but it's kind of too small for that. Anyway, the product itself is great, but it's kind of a pain to use.

I bought these to make dog treats with, so that I could have some nice, low-fat training treats for my overweight dog. They work spectacularly for this purpose, being a great size and super easy to use. My one complaint is that putting it in the dishwasher is not going to get it fully clean -- if anything sticks even a little bit, you will need to scrub out each mould individually. That being said, it is super easy to get stuff out without breaking it.

I watched something online and they recommended these molds. I have to say they are wonderful they are not very thick but they don't have to be due to the size of the cube!!! I have been using these for resin for awhile and have not gotten or creased either mold. They hold up very well! Clean up is also a breeze and getting the resin out of the molds is just as easy. I do recommend these... you'll be happy you have these gems in your stash.

I bought Indica cannabis tincture (I have a medical cannabis card in Illinois) and melted 65% cacao dark chocolate in a double boiler. Added the pot liquid and filled the silicone mold with the mixture.. smoothed out the tops and put the mold on a small tray and put it in the freezer. Came back 2 hours later and the little cubes were perfectly set up! Left the mold in the freezer overnight and transferred the little edibles to a ziplock bag and keep them in the freezer. I get 124 cubes for $80 plus a few bucks for the chocolate (about $0.70 each 10Mg rather than 10 - 10Mg for $35 at the dispensary! PERFECTLY edible pot chocolates made and a fraction of the cost from the dispensary! And NO, I dont sell them to anyone! My nightcap and the best sleep I have ever had!!!I suppose you can make other things too.. but I use this exclusively to make my edibles.

This mold works perfectly as it should. It just doesn’t quite have the backbone other molds have. If you are making candy or filling with liquid you must store on a flat surface or it will contort and spill. To give an idea. You can roll each square over one another until you have a rolling pin shape. If this doesn’t bother you then it will work great as intended. No stick. No mess

Great for gelatin treats and candies.A bit thin though.But it works.