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Product Description
CK Products chocolate molds are first quality, plastic molds. They are durable and reusable. not machine washable. Our chocolate molds are suitable for chocolate, soap making, butter molding, ice-cubes, plaster and concrete crafting. These molds are FDA approved
Pros
- Each piece�ranges from 1-3/8-inch�to�2-3/8-inch by 1/2-inch Depth
- 12�Cavities per mold
- This mold makes approximately 28 pieces per pound of chocolate
- Not dishwasher safe; do not use for hard candy or other hot ingredients
- FDA approved polypropylene plastic; use with chocolate, candy coating, soap, butter, or cream cheese
Customer Opinions
Biostudent
I bought these to make a chocolate chess set for a gaming family I know. My challenges were not with the molds but with the chocolate I used. I used high-quality belgium chocolate. As a hint to you, if your chocolate starts to turn chalky/white after a few days, add a bit of coconut oil (solid at room temp, low melting point) to the chocolate to help it melt and solidify better.Overall the molds were very cute and well-appreciated :)
JT
I purchased this mold as well as the "pawns" mold two years ago. My husband coaches our elementary school's HUGE chess club and team, and I wanted to make a chess cake for our annual barbecue. I decorated a Costco sheet cake with squares to make the board, and used white and semi-sweet melting chocolate to make the pieces.Note: If you want truly 3D pieces, you will need to make multiple sets of chocolate pieces. Another reviewer posted excellent instructions -- which I wish I'd been able to read before I did this for the first time. I make multiple sets of white and semi-sweet (or sometimes I'll marble the chocolate for one set), then when half the pieces are chilled and set, I trim the edges with a very sharp paring knife, fill the molds again with melted chocolate, and carefully lay the completed halves on top of the melted chocolate. After chilling again, I unmold the pieces and they come out 3D. I follow up again with the paring knife to make sure the edges look good.These are a huge hit with our chess kids and I've often made little bags of pawns for "congratulations" gifts to players, and "thank-you" gifts to coaches and hosts.For care: follow the instructions -- none of these molds are microwave- or dishwasher safe. However, with handwashing, they hold up very well. I will sometimes let all of the chocolate set, then break off what's left before washing with gentle dish soap. Let air dry completely before putting them away.
SocialDragonfly
The only problem I found was the bishop pieces did not compliment each other... I had one side of a mouth on one half and the other on the opposite... no one noticed... I did a whole chess set on a cake for a 'Pastors desert' night. Took a lot of time, but was very satisfying watching it being eaten.
Rating: 3.8 11 reviews
Tags: CK Products 3-D, Products 3-D Chess, CK Products Chess
