🍫 Candy Chocolate Frog Mold with 3 Trays (8 Cavities Each) + 15 Bamboo Wooden Sticks for DIY Wizard Wand Making - Ideal for Crafts, Wizard Birthday Party Supplies, and Chocolate Frog Molds Review

Great molds for making chocolate frogs for a Harry Potter themed party. The forms were easy to edit. When the melted chocolate hardens, twist it like an ice cube mold, flip the mold and the frogs will fall down. I didn't use chopsticks instead of chopsticks as I already bought black chopsticks for them before buying this set, but they were a bonus when we got Chinese takeout =]

This whole set was just beautiful! The kids had a ball! I made this as part of Harry Potter Day at a summer camp (grades 4-6). Making the wand was perfect for filling in the time we had to wait for the chocolate to set (I suggested they make a wand that looks like it belongs in the magical world, but they could only do duct tape and use Crayola markers!). the kits chopsticks, so there were actually twice as many as listed!

I was glad to get these molds and use them for a Harry Potter themed party. The shape and size were exactly what I had in mind. After several cycles of making candy in it, the molds began to crack and break at the edges. I've been a pastry chef for 3 years and in the past I've used different types of molds that didn't meet industry standards. I think it would be fine for someone to practice on a small scale, but they don't make sense for production.

Excellent molds for chocolate frogs. According to the description, there appears to be a shape for chopsticks, but there isn't. It's just a bunch of chopsticks, and the instructions say to coat the chopsticks with hot glue from a hot glue gun. There is no mention that you would then have to paint them somehow. I don't know about you, but I'm trying to keep my kids away from hot glue. This is definitely not a party. So if you don't need to make a lot of frogs in a short amount of time, just…

Bought this set to celebrate Harry Potter Day. The chocolate frogs were very easy to make. Melt some melty chocolate (available at the Big Box Store for less than $3) and pour into molds. After filling, tap the bowl lightly on the counter a few times to release air bubbles, then place in the FREEZER until set. When they're done, flip them over onto parchment paper. If they don't fall out right away, tap them on the counter and they'll fall out instantly. For chopsticks, use hot glue to build…