Square Silicone Candy Mold, 266 Cavity, 2mL

I don’t typically write reviews, but I feel compelled to address how often people misunderstand a product and leave undeserved 1-star ratings.I use the rope mold for various candy-making projects, and it works perfectly if used correctly. Here’s how:1. About the Mold: These molds are soft because they’re made of professional, food-grade material. For convenience, place the mold on a cutting board so you can easily move it when it’s filled.2. Filling the Mold: Use a dropper or candy funnel to fill the cavities with your gelatin mixture.3. Setting the Candy: Freeze the filled mold for 30 minutes. Once set, carefully peel each rope out and toss them in a bowl of Nerds. Press the Nerds gently onto the ropes—they’ll stick effortlessly.4. Final Step: Lay the coated ropes on parchment paper and let them sit for 12 hours.Once they’re ready, you can enjoy or package them. With these steps, the mold works exactly as intended.

I made some vitamin C gummies in this. I usually have to spray my other gummy molds, but I saw on this one that it's non-stick, and truly it was. I didn't have to spray messy oil all over it. The gummies just popped out. It's very well made, not flimsy at all.

The ridges where a lot thinner then I was expecting. Ended up making the gummies in the mold, and then taking them out and rolling them in a separate casserole dish filled with nerdz to make nerdz rope. The molds quality was excellent though, and it was very easy to clean.

Even though this mold is extremely large in quantity. It did the perfect job. I wish it was smaller. Easy to fill and definitely easy to release perfect size for my project . Great boy.

Really wasn't for me. I didn't have good luck with this one. Went another route

Amazing product I ended up buying 3Will buy more the release the cleanedThe variety of temperature yesPerfect nerds ropesLove the company motto MsOddFairy

I used this once, attempting to make nerd ropes. It was abysmal. Not one came out of the mold whole. I had better luck using a cookie sheet and free pouring. The spacing is too close together.

I'm pretty happy overall, the mold is pretty good quality. It's the cheapest half sheet pan mold I have found, but it isn't low quality by any means.Pros: decent quality, easily separates from candy, decent price, way easier to use than multiple small moldsCons: not as thick as of candy I would like(5-6mL in this width would be ideal), there are some surface imperfections in the mold(doesn't effect candy IME)Overall, I'm happy and would gladly buy again. What I would like to see are more shapes/variation - in particular thickers discs, gumdrops over 3mL, maybe peach rings. Definitely excited to see what these guys come up with to undercut the people selling half pan molds at 100-250 bucks a piece