Mydio Mini Ice Ball Molds DIY Molds Tool for Candy pudding jelly milk juice Chocolate mold or Cocktails & whiskey particles (1 pack, Green)

I actually used this to make my own "dip'n'dots". Melt ice cream and place into mold, refreeze, dip in melted chocolate and refreeze again or eat as is. The size made biting into it very satisfying.

I was not sure what to expect, but these spherical molds worked out very well.I made flavored ice with them and also used them for a molecular gastronomy recipe involving reverse spherification. The ice spheres will form with a slightly flat side because the mold is open on one side, but it's not that noticeable when you have a bunch of them in a glass. With reverse spherication, the flat edge does not affect the resulting spheres at all.It was very easy to pop the spheres out, and the molds were easy to clean.If you have a dropper or syringe, it's easier to avoid overflowing the molds.

I wanted to make some sort of frozen treat from my premixed diet protein shakes to make them less boring and inrease the time it takes to consume them. These molds work perfectly! The marble-sized frozen treats pop right out and they're just the size I was looking for. Now my only problem is getting my kid to leave some for me! I'm going to order additional sets soon so I can freeze a lot more at once . Next time I'll try them with fruit-and-veggie smoothies so they can eat as much of those as they want. Note: I wouldn't give the frozen treats to very young children because of the marble size and shape, but they melt quickly in the mouth and I feel comfortable giving them to my older kid.

Slight pain to get anything besides ice out (gelatin for instance. Same reason it's a bit of a pain to clean. Also, molds aren't entirely round. Sturdy as hell though, and easy to use.

These make the cutest ice balls! And it is simpler to use than expected; the flexible material makes it easy to pop out the ice and refill.

Soft silicon mold makes it easy to extract the ice balls. When you fill the mold with water, top it off slightly and you will see a round shape on top of each hole due to the cohesion of water. However, the balls are not perfect when they came out. Another issue is that it's extremely hard and tedious to clean if you fill the mold with anything other than water. The idea is great but actual usage is not so much.

These are soooo beautifully wonderful for hard candy!They are the perfect size for sucking on when unmolded. Be aware though that because they are silicone molds the heat from the candy mixture when poured into the molds will cause tiny air bubbles to be trapped against the silicone.Not something super serious, but if you are going for a clearer look rubbed the insides of the molds with oil or "drop" the molds after pouring to force air bubbles out.Had to order a second set because I kept having leftover candy syrup!

SO... They come out about the size of my thumb nail, smaller than or equal to a dime.I have only used these for embeds for my bath bomb company and holy crap are they UH-MAZING! My life has changed completely. They seem so small like the embed/bath bomb beads would break when you take them out, like, I had already planned on returning them... But then I used them and waited just 24 hours like I do all my bombs and YES!! SO MANY EMBEDS!They DO leave a raised circular area from where the opening in the mold is but these are for embeds and cupcake bath bomb toppers so I'm not worried a bit about it.