3 Pack Silicone Molds Puppy Dog Paw & Bone Shaped – 2 in 1, 8-Cavity, FineGood Reusable Ice Candy Trays Chocolate Cookies Baking Pans – Oven Microwave Freezer Dishwasher Safe (Pink, Blue, Purple) Review

I used them to make crayons for my nieces Scooby Doo party. They worked great! I don't know if I can use them for anything other than crayons as I can't get the crayon smell out of the material, but I'm ok with that. They turned out great and it was worth it!

I ordered them to make a frozen bone broth for my dog. I am disappointed as they are extremely flexible and therefore do not hold liquid. I think they are good for baking. They are too small and flat. I cannot use them for their intended purpose.

These are the cutest little things in the world. I've used them to make healthy little treats for my dog and the shapes turned out perfect! I know I've read some of the comments on this mentioning that the trays aren't sturdy enough to put in the freezer, but I think it makes sense since they're all silicone material. But I just placed it under each flat tray/plate for easy portability in the freezer. All in all I highly recommend :)

I bought these to make ice cream treats for my Dobermans and GSDs. I give them 1 star because they are cut out but the functionality is terrible. You can't fill them up before she freezes them without spilling them all over the place. When you receive them they are 1/4 full! I would recommend making the trays strong and not so fragile. Also, keep in mind that dogs weigh over 20 pounds.

They're probably twice as thin as my other silicone pans. Many reviews complain that they are too flimsy and flimsy. Yes, they're thin and flimsy, but isn't that all silicone pans? Whenever I use silicone molds, I place them on a baking sheet to avoid food spills when placed in the oven or freezer. I made dog ice cream out of it. It worked great and was very easy to use and even easier to clean. I haven't baked yet, but I don't see any problems.

I really wanted to love them but they really suck for making dolls. They're fine when used on a thicker liquid, but still because they're so thin and brittle that I find the liquid spills everywhere and tries to get into the freezer. Also be careful when making puppies for a Frenchie because the paw print my dog almost choked on. If you have a tray that fits them in the freezer and keeps them very flat, that's fine. The dolls turn out to be very cute and can be easily removed from the mold.

I love these. I make frozen dog treats and they come out so cute and the molds make them shine. You will need to place them on a cutting board, cardboard or baking sheet to put in the freezer as they are quite flexible. A few ideas for your treats: #1: Melt 1 cup of coconut oil and mix with 2 tablespoons of peanut butter, then pour into molds and freeze. #2 Pour oatmeal into molds and sprinkle with coconut flakes, then freeze. #3 Fill the molds halfway with strawberry applesauce, freeze, then…

I love these shapes. The paws are so small for my dog's large mouth that he will swallow them whole, but the bones are a bit better. The only thing that would make them better would be if they were bigger. Florida summers are brutal and it helps my kid stay cool when we're in the yard. I use dog-safe popsicle recipes, pour into molds and freeze. They jump right out of the mold. I put them in a freezer bag and the molds go on the top rack of the dishwasher. It's so quick and easy to make the…