❄️ GYBest GGT01 Large Ice Cube Trays, Food Grade Silicone Baking Molds, 2-Pack, Red Review

The quality is good but it's flimsy in the sense that it's so malleable it was impossible to handle when I was making frozen dog biscuits. I had to carefully move it onto a flat hard surface and put the whole thing in the freezer. I made quite a mess trying to pick it up. If your dough/mixture is fairly chewy it should be fine, otherwise place it on a hard slab etc that can be placed in the freezer with it. It was very easy to take out the frozen cookies and they looked very pretty. In general…

These trays are so cute! I made cupcakes for Brown Dog Day (my version of Groundhog Day at work) and they were the perfect decoration. I made regular sized cupcakes and mini cupcakes, so I put paw prints on the regular sized cupcakes and cut the bones in half to fit the mini cupcakes (picture attached). I used Dark Cocoa Candy Melts and only filled the molds a little because these molds are really quite big. The chocolate toppers came out wonderful. I'm not sure how often I'll use them, but…

I have a recipe for fruit or vegetable seeds so I bought these pieces thinking they would be easier to use than rolling and slicing. It takes a little more effort, but it's worth it. I like to cook in this dish. They cook so evenly and without using a cooking spray or adding extra oil, they pop right out of the molds. I have quite a few baking supplies that I use for daily baking. The final product looks like it was bought in a store. After making the first batch I shared some homemade bones…

Great for making healthy treats for my dobermans! They are made of silicone, tested for durability. They are strong enough to fill with liquid, yet flexible enough to squeeze out product. I use a baking sheet underneath for stability while pumping and moving liquid. After curing, the pan is still clean and the molds are easy to clean with a little soap and water. I use them at least once a week and so far they are holding up well. My dogs look forward to a treat every morning :) I would…

Very sweet cookies are obtained and the finished cookies are very easy to take out of the mold. However, I have a few questions. The individual cookie cutters are much larger than I expected, my fault for not reading carefully. Be sure to use a cutter under the shapes, they have no structure. But my biggest criticism of the paw shape is that it's missing two mold notches. Why is this? Because silicone is fragile, when working with wet dough, it can spill out of the recesses, past the missing…

My dog became terminally ill after eating a well known brand of dog treats that were found to be recalled from China. She was hospitalized with an IV for 3 days due to an intestinal infection. Once she recovered and recovered, we switched her to a different brand of dog treats. A few months later, although thankfully she didn't get sick, we learned that those treats were also appealing. That's when I decided that I wouldn't buy their treats anywhere else except at a dog bakery in the US. We…

There is nothing quite like making your own pet treats. I would like to know what the food in our family consists of. As our dogs are pretty much our family we have started making treats for them, growing our own food and making them very good healthy snacks. I've made some amazing healthy yogurt and berry treats, as well as peanut butter and banana treats that they love. I make my own yogurt and am starting to grow my own fruit so the cost is very low. I just love these molds, they are easy to