Do these molds work for caramels?
1135393
I would think they would, however it depends on hard the caramels achieve. I only do chocolates.
1135394
Not when I tried to make them. Perhaps your recipe would,but I had no luck.
1135395
I'm not sure. I only make sugar free candies using coconut oil (mostly chocolate, some filled), and the silicone molds do not seem to work well for those. I have returned to plastic molds, and have made caramel candies with coconut oil, and those seem just fine. Sorry I can't be more help.
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Yes! I used it with candy melts and was able to do a lovely job the very first time I used this mold!!!
1249365
Absolutely! I made them according to this recipe using anise oil, and they were delicious:http://allrecipes.com/recipe/licorice-caramels/detail.aspx(If you ever had Callard & Bowser's licorice toffee, these were exactly like those!)
1194029
Yes you can I have used this mold with chocolate, gumpaste,wax,clay,and fondant works well with all I have made a total of over 400 of these babies and never had a problem with this mold
99157
Yes - because these are for dry measuring (flour, sugar, etc.) You need to get a glass or hard plastic liquid measuring cup like Pyrex. Try this link: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=liquid%20measuring%20cup&sprefix;=liquid+mea%2Caps
742544
I've not baked with them but tried to make jello in them & the mold shape just fell apart, stuck to this pan. No I'd not reccomend. Sorry
675578
Sorry but no no idea if they wld work. I use them to make bars of soap. Easy to remove soap.
1426128
They will work, although it is not quite the same. We have used this before for toasting marshmallows. A candle would do about the same job for toasting marshmallows.
1176438
It would be fairly simple to mold your own shapes, the marzipan is a bit sticky so dusting the molds with powered sugar may be necessary.
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If you are making hard caramel it works, but soft caramel will not work. It will stick and won't hold its shape.
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Hi Ericha. I used them for sugar skuls and they worked great! If you have a good sugar skul recipe you can use practically any plastic mold. I should mention that there are some molded "cracks in the design like sutures in the top of the skull that might not look traditional but we covered them with decorations. One of my favorite molds for sugar skulls.
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Yes they will. These whisks are the perfect size for stirring coffee or other drinks. They also work well for food prep in smaller amounts or dishes.
1296720
No. These are bitter-sweet chocolates. I was disappointed in these because I followed the directions to the letter, but the chocolate stuck to my molds and I had to use hot water to wash the whole mess down the sink. If you want to mold candy, just go to the crafts store or Walmart and buy that chocolate for a lot less.
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I used them for chocolate, but I would think they would work with jello. You probably need to lightly spray the mold first and (or) quickly dip the bottom in warm water after they're set to loosen them.
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Don't see why you couldn't, I'm merely saying that they were originally designed for candy mixes. There are a bunch of stevia flavoring extracts you can buy that will provide 80-120 uses. These small drams will probably proved 25-35 uses.
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Hey PT, I bought these diamond molds specifically for making truffles. This mold is perfect. The size is good and my truffles looked store bought. They have always tasted good but this is the first time they have looked so good. Let me know how it turns out. Teresa
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Yes, that's what I used. I added food coloring also. I had the best luck using a double boiler with the candy melts. The texture was more consistent & flowed into the molds. Make sure the molds are thoroughly cooled before trying to remove candy from molds. Have fun!!