15 Holes Cylinder Silicone Mold for Handmade soap Chocolate Jelly Pudding DIY Resin Mould Hole Dia: 1.5 inch Vol: 20ml Set of 2

I purchased these for the sole purpose of making and freezing “cookie pucks “ for my family. I prepare the cookie dough then portion it into the silicone mold. Put it into the freezer until the dough is frozen- then pop them out and fill up a ziplock bag. I label the bag with the name of the cookie and the baking instructions. They can enjoy fresh homemade cookies anytime they want. These molds are very flexible, but sturdy. The dough is easily pops out and wash up is a breeze!

Perfect size for making homemade dish dishwashing pods love these things last forever great quality

Perfect for homemade dishwasher pods and shower steamers. They are very easy to fill and release so easily for removal. Price is awesome compared to what it sold in stores.

Hi, I bought these to make tea light candles in but they are too large to be transferred to my tea light molds once finished. I am keeping them because I think it would be very fun to try my hand at making cute hand soaps :)

I hopped onto the ketogenic diet/way of eating and have opted to fast for 18 hours a day. When I learned about 'fat bombs' to put in your morning coffee to fill you up a bit, I found myself in need of a mini muffin pan to make fat bombs for myself.This silicone mold perfectly fits the bill. I got the 2-piece set but my recipe only makes 12-13 fat bombs so I don't even fill one whole mold up. But...this is easy to use and easy to clean. I place this mold on a cookie sheet (for stability) and pop it in the freezer to harden my fat bombs, and then once they're done I just pop them out - no spoon or scoop needed! Most of the time it doesn't look like I've used them at all; that's how easy they are to use because nothing gets stuck in these.Here's the recipe:1 c melted coconut oil1/2 c dry cocoa1.5 tsp vanilla extract1 tbsp splenda/equal/stevia/etc (your choice)a few drops of mint extractI blend all of this in my blender and then pour the liquid into the molds, then freeze for about a half hour. I store them in the freezer but I think they'd be all right in the fridge, too. I did try replacing the mint extract with almond extract but they didn't taste like much.I'll blend a frozen one with my morning coffee and some almond milk and then pop it in the microwave...kind of tastes like a cafe mocha with a hint of peppermint! And it keeps me full until lunchtime.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this as a mold for my shower steamers.Strong quality, easy to clean. Solid thicknessSometimes challenging to pop items out of but overall was exactly what I needed!

I got these molds to make my own tea light candles. Works great

I’m half and half with these. I tried making chocolate covered Oreos. I might did it wrong idk but the chocolate was thick and big while you see bits of Oreos.Btw the Oreos were bigger then the holes so I had to chop them up in pieces.I used it also to make jello eghh couldnt pop of jellos wellI will try again just in case maybe it was just me doing things wrong