Sakolla 2 PCS Round Chocolate Cookie Molds, Cylinder Silicone Mold, Perfect for Chocolate Covered Oreos, Cake, Candy, Pudding, Mini Soap

These molds worked great for a beach-themed cake and cupcakes. The details came out really clean and the fondant popped out easily without tearing. The shells and starfish were super cute and added the perfect finishing touch. They’re flexible but still sturdy enough to keep their shape, and they were easy to wash afterward. I’d definitely use these again for ocean or summer-themed desserts.

This game controller mold is nice. It’s true to the listed size, flexible, and comes out of the mold easily. The silicone feels well made, and the details are good enough to work well for resin, chocolate, candles, or candy. I personally use it for resin. It’s really easy to clean and there’s no weird smell. I painted the mold with chrome mica powders, which did cause some trapped air in the finer details. That’s more on technique than the mold itself. I also spent a crazy long amount of time with isopropyl alcohol on a micro-brush cleaning up the powder off the tiny details so it would look like there were black buttons and stuff. Next time I’ll mix the mica directly into the resin, spray the mold lightly with alcohol before pouring, and paint the small details afterward with my acrylic paint pens. I’m actually excited to see if that turns out better. The controllers turned out great overall, especially when used with Let’s Resin chrome powders. The rounded controller styles look fantastic and will make great keychains or charms once finished. My only real critique is the rectangular controller piece. It’s clearly meant to resemble an NES-style controller, but since it’s just a flat rectangle, it’s harder to make it look as good as the others. The rest of the designs are much more forgiving and visually appealing. Overall, this is a solid, versatile mold that I’ll continue using, especially for resin projects.

My husband has taken up baking, and one of his first attempts was making me pecan pralines from scratch. And I have to tell you...OH MY!!! I couldn't believe my taste buds when trying his first batch. The problem from the start was what utensil to use for his "babies." No recipe ever tells you that tidbit. So what did he do--ran to Amazon to find the perfect baking pan. And this one is it!!! The depth of each cup is perfect for pralines, and nothing sticks to these molds, so each one pops out clean as a whistle, so clean-up is a breeze! I think we're trying mini-quiches next weekend. This product is truly the very best baking utensil we've ever tried! Now, I'm pouring a glass of milk and popping out a praline or two or three to enjoy!

I bought two of these and used them for the first time tonight, making caramels. Worked like a CHARM!!! Easy to pour into, caramels popped out so easily. First time I’ve tried a mold; so mad at myself for not trying them sooner!! Clean up was a cinch!

Used molds for chocolate. Good quality so far, molds are new so have to see how long they last.

Perfect size for small round soaps. Unmolds well, but is floppy so make sure you have something sturdy under them if you're going to move them before melt and pour soap sets up. They hold a small amount of soap so keep that in mind when pouring. They're the perfect size for using small cellulose sponges or loofah pieces.

I really like the quality it’s perfect for making juice ice cubes very functional to freeze fresh fruit. Like the blue color.

I feel like it's too thick and deep for Oreos. But if that's what you're going for you found the perfect mold. I'm going to stick to dipping them because it's not too thick and you don't have to wait as long for them to dry. It is not oven safe. Super easy to clean chocolate off. Very flimsy.