Under the Sea Silicone Mold Set - BEBEEPOO 4 Pack Seashell Seahorse Starfish 🌊 Mermaid Tail Mold for Cake Decoration, Chocolate, Candy Making, Polymer Clay, Cupcake Decor, Sugar Craft, etc. Review

Everything worked great except the seahorse. It's too detailed for me and no matter how hard I tried I couldn't get a seahorse to stay safe and sound. But everything else works great!

Most of the molds worked great, but the seahorses didn't come out very well when using melted milk chocolate. I was able to assemble the big ones, but the small ones were too small for that.

I would buy more! They are easy to use and look great. The only bad part are the seahorses, they are very difficult to take off without breaking the tail. But with patience and practice, it can become easier. Great for beginners like me.

I really enjoyed using these molds for chocolate cake decorations. The only problem I had was with the seahorse, the tail was so narrow no matter what I tried it kept breaking. I would suggest a different shape if you want to make a seahorse, something bigger. Otherwise they did great!

Very easy to use. The shells and starfish come out easily and are very detailed. Seahorses, not so much. I tried and tried but for the life of me I couldn't keep the seahorses waiting without breaking their tails in several places. Even the big mermaid tail broke at the base of the tail. Our mermaid theme quickly evolved into a beach scene.

First experiment with fondant, so easy to use, easy to use and amazing results. Made the slices with my daughter and the local bakery baked a purple cake for decoration. Tip - Paint the shape with plenty of cornstarch in cracks and crevices; Perfect work for 3 years (excess removal) before use was key to smooth detail removal and visualization. You can then stain the pieces with grain or another non-toxic alcohol (spent vodka), which will quickly dissolve leaving the pieces shiny and dust-free.

I painted the molds with edible glitter BEFORE putting any candy or chocolate in the molds. I've added photos to show you that everything works perfectly without additional painting and saves you a few steps. I just dusted single color cases with transparent glossy dust after molding. Instead of making entire ponytails by putting them together, I decided to add some sprinkles at the back while they were still in the melting stage for the finished look. And yes, as others have pointed out, you…