🦖 Set of 5 Dinosaur Candy Molds - Regular & Mini Size Silicone Gummy Molds BPA Free Nonstick, Including Triceratops, T-Rex, Stegosaurus, Brontosaurus Review

Droppers make it easier for kids to fill out forms. There's a trick to getting them in one piece, but once you do, making gummies is a breeze with this set.

I've tried making jelly in it but it doesn't work, it gets stuck and won't come out. It wasn't easy to get the jelly out of them. I haven't tried anything else in them, I'm sure chocolate will do. Will be updated

We love these shapes! We made dinosaur crayons out of it (by melting the crayons in the oven) and it was so cool. Once the crayons have completely cooled, they'll pop out easily! Easy to clean. Just be careful because the crayons will stain with blue mold (but not other colors).

So cute! Only used once but so far - perfect for my son's dinosaur birthday party! We reserved one crayon tray for holiday gifts and another for edible dinosaurs. I haven't tried the gelatin, but it worked well in both sizes for melting Ghirardelli chocolate. Tip: When pouring candy into molds, take a toothpick and poke it to release the air.

I love these dinosaurs very much. Filling in the small ones is very tedious, but the end result is totally worth the time and precision spent. Pipettes suck terribly, but my goodness, maybe it was just me? I made gummy bears and fudge. I get compliments galore from young and old. They are really cool and hold their shape well. Easy to clean, easy to use, sometimes it can be annoying when the little ones stick out, but that's only because there are so many of them! Highly recommend if you are…

**GOOD TIP* In many reviews I've read about this type of silicone mold, people complain that they can't get gummies out of the mold Forms - that the forms are too rigid. (Soak or soak them in hot water for a minute or two) (also use hot water to clean). Or that the gummies themselves are too delicate to pop out. (Set the water to a plain gelatin mix.) I use 1 box sugar-free jelly, 3 packs gelatin (no boxes), 1/2 cup room temperature water, cup boiling water. Make sure everything resolves and…

Too cute! I made a bunch of apple cider vinegar gummies and they popped out right away. This was my first attempt at chewing gum so I followed the recipe. It was more like jelly, so be sure to add 3 tablespoons of gelatin per cup of liquid, or maybe 4 tablespoons (1/4 cup) per cup of liquid. Because they're so soft, even after chilling in the fridge, they came out with little effort. Just clicked in the middle of each shape and they popped out! My only complaint is that I had to melt down the…