Stritra Silicone Halloween Christmas Cocktails Review

I used this ice cube mold as a fondant mold to create skulls for a Halloween/Birthday cake. It was perfect, no weird creases, the fondant came off easily, and it looked more like a spooky skull than a cartoon. My son ended up using it for ice cream, it did what it was intended to do and it worked. But if you're wondering how fudge holds up, the answer is great!

I've been preparing all week to make purple skull ice cubes to give my color-changing margaritas a spooky look for Halloween! I've probably made over 40 of these villains in the past few days. Each of them turned out to be the ideal skull shape with definition. No funnel is included, but I recommend you use a mini funnel to pour water. I had one from another ice tray I bought. Place the mold on a tray for easy portability from the freezer. I also put something heavier on top to hold the shape…

Perfect for making skulls for my wedding cake. I'm glad they aren't huge as we are doing a small wedding, less than 10 people due to Covid so the cake will be small. But if you need it for a larger project I would see if they have a larger option in store. For a scam. Each skull has a tiny hole for adding chocolate or resin. There was no funnel in my kit, so I got a new medical syringe and sterilized it. I used this to fill chocolate into molds. I plan to buy more in larger sizes for bigger…

If you love skulls you know that it's hard to find skull cooking items in the regular world and also a great skull to find designs. So when my birthday was approaching and I wanted some skulls in my cake, I knew that most bakeries wouldn't have the skull cake I like, or anything else for that matter. Or, if they even had them, they would look super-halloween-cheap, as I like to call them. I wanted the skulls to look like real skulls, not some stupid ones. So I went to Revain and started…