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Love this mold. First it was a challenge to extract chocolate from mold but I used the same techniques I used to make chocolate bottle. Useful tip: cover each half with chocolate, let it stay in freezer for 10 minutes and then repeat process. You can even do that 3 times. I did it twice. After covering with chocolate second time, I left it in freezer for 30 minutes. It came out easy. I put inside small chocolate dinosaurs and glued one half to another with chocolate. Works perfectly with milk and dark chocolate.

They worked amazingly well. I was worried that since it was plastic it would be hard to pop the chocolate out but that came out perfectly

DON’T EVER BUY THIS PRODUCT. WASTE OF MONEH AND TIME. IMPOSSIBLE TO REMOVE THE CHOCOLATE FROM THE SHELL AND MUCH SMALLER THAN IT APPEARS TO BE. I PUT IT STRAIGHT TO TRASH AFTER STRESSING MYSELF OUT WITH IT! DONT BUY, DONT BUY, DONT BUY!

This is very easy to use! Make sure to clean it with hot soapy water before you use it, make sure its completely dry. Be diligent on not putting any finger prints on the inside. Also, temper your chocolate/melting candy. It needs to be cool to the touch before you put it in the mold to set it. If you dont do these things, your chocolate/candy will stick! I dusted the mold with gold luster dust, and used green melting candy to create a dinosaur egg! I love it, its super cute! (Dont mind the super cute doggo in the video) I had to fill the one side to about 3/4 full to be able to coat the inside of the whole mold. I have plans on making a nest of eggs filled with candy for my 3 year olds dinosaur birthday party this weekend. Ill update with better pictures of outcome

Smaller than expected