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BITE SIZE BRIDE and GROOM CHOCOLATE MOLD
Chocolate molds are only for use with low heat ingredients. They will melt if you put hard candy in them.
These clear plastic molds will tolerate heat up to 160 degrees. These molds can be used for Melting Chocolate (other names Candy Coatings, Confectioner’s Coatings, Candy Melts), Plaster, Jell-O, Gum Paste, Cement, Fondant, Gum Paste. The molds are NOT dishwasher safe.
HOW TO: Calculate the required amount of chocolate. If you need to calculate how much chocolate is required for a mold we’ve found that using water is a good way to do it. Water measures around the same as chocolate. Fill one of the mold cavities with water, then pour it into a measuring cup that has ounces on it. Sometimes you can get this on a shot glass in a kitchen supply store. You can also weigh it on a scale. If your scale will zero then put the empty mold on the scale, zero the scale, then fill one mold cavity with water and check the weight. Say it is 1 oz, you can get approx. 15 – 16 to 1 pound of chocolate.
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DINOSAUR ASSORTMENT SUCKER CHOCOLATE MILD
Chocolate molds are only for use with low heat ingredients. They will melt if you put hard candy in them. These clear plastic molds will tolerate heat up to 160 degrees. These molds can be used for Melting Chocolate (other names Candy Coatings, Confectioner’s Coatings, Candy Melts), Plaster, Jell-O, Gum Paste, Cement, Fondant, Gum Paste. The molds are NOT dishwasher safe. HOW TO: Calculate the required amount of chocolate. If you need to calculate how much chocolate is required for a mold we’ve found that using water is a good way to do it. Water measures around the same as chocolate. Fill one of the mold cavaties with water, then pour it into a measuring cup that has ounces on it. Sometimes you can get this on a shot glass in a kitchen supply store. You can also weigh it on a scale. If your scale will zero then put the empty mold on the scale, zero the scale, then fill one mold cavity with water and check the weight. Say it is 1 oz, you can get approx. 15 – 16 to 1 pound of chocolate..
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AIRBORNE MINT CHOCOLATE MOLD
Chocolate molds are only for use with low heat ingredients. They will melt if you put hard candy in them. These clear plastic molds will tolerate heat up to 160 degrees. These molds can be used for Melting Chocolate (other names Candy Coatings, Confectioner’s Coatings, Candy Melts), Plaster, Jell-O, Gum Paste, Cement, Fondant, Gum Paste. The molds are NOT dishwasher safe. HOW TO: Calculate the required amount of chocolate. If you need to calculate how much chocolate is required for a mold we’ve found that using water is a good way to do it. Water measures around the same as chocolate. Fill one of the mold cavities with water, then pour it into a measuring cup that has ounces on it. Sometimes you can get this on a shot glass in a kitchen supply store. You can also weigh it on a scale. If your scale will zero then put the empty mold on the scale, zero the scale, then fill one mold cavity with water and check the weight. Say it is 1 oz, you can get approx. 15 – 16 to 1 pound of chocolate.
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BREAKER BAR CHOCOLATE MOLD
Chocolate molds are only for use with low heat ingredients. They will melt if you put hard candy in them. These clear plastic molds will tolerate heat up to 160 degrees. These molds can be used for Melting Chocolate (other names Candy Coatings, Confectioner’s Coatings, Candy Melts), Plaster, Jell-O, Gum Paste, Cement, Fondant, Gum Paste. The molds are NOT dishwasher safe. HOW TO: Calculate the required amount of chocolate. If you need to calculate how much chocolate is required for a mold we’ve found that using water is a good way to do it. Water measures around the same as chocolate. Fill one of the mold cavaties with water, then pour it into a measuring cup that has ounces on it. Sometimes you can get this on a shot glass in a kitchen supply store. You can also weigh it on a scale. If your scale will zero then put the empty mold on the scale, zero the scale, then fill one mold cavity with water and check the weight. Say it is 1 oz, you can get approx. 15 – 16 to 1 pound of chocolate.
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Sanding Sugars 4 oz. Lavender
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Working with sugar can be really fun or frustrating. Some hints can really help.
Here is a great tip from SugarCraft.com
“I needed to do an experiment for a bride. She wanted to use sugar crystals for the edges and their initials for cookies to serve at her wedding. But she needed navy blue, not the lighter color. So, I added just a little of our royal blue POWDERED food coloring to the crystals. Two shakes and NO mess and they are perfect color! Make it lighter color by adding white sugar to any color.
SO… when you need a different shade… this is a very easy way to achieve it! This would work with any of the sugars or sprinkles on this page. Powdered food coloring is just wonderful to color coconut too. And it is the ONLY thing for making Panorama sugar eggs in pastel colors!”
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Chocolate molds are only for use with low heat ingredients. They will melt if you put hard candy in them. These clear plastic molds will tolerate heat up to 160 degrees. These molds can be used for Melting Chocolate (other names Candy Coatings, Confectioner’s Coatings, Candy Melts), Plaster, Jell-O, Gum Paste, Cement, Fondant, Gum Paste. The molds are NOT dishwasher safe. HOW TO: Calculate the required amount of chocolate. If you need to calculate how much chocolate is required for a mold we’ve found that using water is a good way to do it. Water measures around the same as chocolate. Fill one of the mold cavaties with water, then pour it into a measuring cup that has ounces on it. Sometimes you can get this on a shot glass in a kitchen supply store. You can also weigh it on a scale. If your scale will zero then put the empty mold on the scale, zero the scale, then fill one mold cavity with water and check the weight. Say it is 1 oz, you can get approx. 15 – 16 to 1 pound of chocolate..
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BOY and GIRL GRADUATES SUCKER CHOCOLATE MOLD
Chocolate molds are only for use with low heat ingredients. They will melt if you put hard candy in them. These clear plastic molds will tolerate heat up to 160 degrees. These molds can be used for Melting Chocolate (other names Candy Coatings, Confectioner’s Coatings, Candy Melts), Plaster, Jell-O, Gum Paste, Cement, Fondant, Gum Paste. The molds are NOT dishwasher safe. HOW TO: Calculate the required amount of chocolate. If you need to calculate how much chocolate is required for a mold we’ve found that using water is a good way to do it. Water measures around the same as chocolate. Fill one of the mold cavaties with water, then pour it into a measuring cup that has ounces on it. Sometimes you can get this on a shot glass in a kitchen supply store. You can also weigh it on a scale. If your scale will zero then put the empty mold on the scale, zero the scale, then fill one mold cavity with water and check the weight. Say it is 1 oz, you can get approx. 15 – 16 to 1 pound of chocolate.
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EASTERN STAR MINT CHOCOLATE MOLD
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Chocolate molds are only for use with low heat ingredients. They will melt if you put hard candy in them. These clear plastic molds will tolerate heat up to 160 degrees. These molds can be used for Melting Chocolate (other names Candy Coatings, Confectioner’s Coatings, Candy Melts), Plaster, Jell-O, Gum Paste, Cement, Fondant, Gum Paste. The molds are NOT dishwasher safe. HOW TO: Calculate the required amount of chocolate. If you need to calculate how much chocolate is required for a mold we’ve found that using water is a good way to do it. Water measures around the same as chocolate. Fill one of the mold cavaties with water, then pour it into a measuring cup that has ounces on it. Sometimes you can get this on a shot glass in a kitchen supply store. You can also weigh it on a scale. If your scale will zero then put the empty mold on the scale, zero the scale, then fill one mold cavity with water and check the weight. Say it is 1 oz, you can get approx. 15 – 16 to 1 pound of chocolate.
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POINSETTIA SUCKER CHOCOLATE MOLD
Chocolate molds are only for use with low heat ingredients. They will melt if you put hard candy in them. These clear plastic molds will tolerate heat up to 160 degrees. These molds can be used for Melting Chocolate (other names Candy Coatings, Confectioner’s Coatings, Candy Melts), Plaster, Jell-O, Gum Paste, Cement, Fondant, Gum Paste. The molds are NOT dishwasher safe. HOW TO: Calculate the required amount of chocolate. If you need to calculate how much chocolate is required for a mold we’ve found that using water is a good way to do it. Water measures around the same as chocolate. Fill one of the mold cavaties with water, then pour it into a measuring cup that has ounces on it. Sometimes you can get this on a shot glass in a kitchen supply store. You can also weigh it on a scale. If your scale will zero then put the empty mold on the scale, zero the scale, then fill one mold cavity with water and check the weight. Say it is 1 oz, you can get approx. 15 – 16 to 1 pound of chocolate.
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3D ROSE BUD SUCKER CHOCOLATE MOLD
Chocolate molds are only for use with low heat ingredients. They will melt if you put hard candy in them. These clear plastic molds will tolerate heat up to 160 degrees. These molds can be used for Melting Chocolate (other names Candy Coatings, Confectioner’s Coatings, Candy Melts), Plaster, Jell-O, Gum Paste, Cement, Fondant, Gum Paste. The molds are NOT dishwasher safe. HOW TO: Calculate the required amount of chocolate. If you need to calculate how much chocolate is required for a mold we’ve found that using water is a good way to do it. Water measures around the same as chocolate. Fill one of the mold cavaties with water, then pour it into a measuring cup that has ounces on it. Sometimes you can get this on a shot glass in a kitchen supply store. You can also weigh it on a scale. If your scale will zero then put the empty mold on the scale, zero the scale, then fill one mold cavity with water and check the weight. Say it is 1 oz, you can get approx. 15 – 16 to 1 pound of chocolate.
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