Silicone Chocolate Molds [Round Truffle, Small, 6 Cavity] - 100% Non Stick Reusable Food Grade Silicone Molds for Hard Candy, BPA Free - Dishwasher Safe, 4-Pack

Create your own special holiday-shaped sweets or homemade soaps with the fresh ware cb-650 silicone 6-cavity round chocolate truffle, candy and gummy mold, pack of 4. This mold is constructed with 100-percent pure, professional quality food-grade silicone (BPA, PVC and phthalate free). Simply pour your favorite recipe in the mold, prepare, and cool completely. Then turn it upside down, this flexible silicone mold offers a non-stick surface that allows the sweets to pop right out with a little push from the bottom. Remember to place the silicone mold on a baking sheet for easier positioning and removal. mold Size: 4.9 X 3.1 X 1 inch. Cavity size: 1.3 X 1.3 X 1 inch. Volume: 6 x 0.5 Oz., Total 3 oz. many Customers have found creative ways to use fresh ware silicone molds (depending upon the shape) to create delicious chocolates, candies, gummies, butters, caramels, ice cubes, frozen baby foods, gelatin, ice creams etc. Other customers use the molds in unique ways to create clays, resin casting, candles, soaps and more. all Fresh ware silicone products do not have chemical coatings and are pinch test passed. Our silicone mold handles temperature from -40 to +446 degrees Fahrenheit (-40 to +230 degrees Celsius). Reusable for up to 3,000 uses, our molds save money by eliminating the need to ever buy disposable paper liners again. Safe to use in the oven, refrigerator, freezer, microwave, steamer and dishwasher. Top rack dishwasher safe, but hand washing is recommended to extend the life of the product. What is a pinch test? cheaper brands often use plastic fillers in their silicone products, so it is not safe for high-temperature baking. Pinch and twist a bit of the silicone, if it turns white, it's got fillers as 100-percent pure silicone will retain its color.

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