Can these be used to make lego shaped jello?
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I believe I read in reviews that you can make jello with these molds and I'm not sure if I read that they had trouble getting them out of the mold perhaps? I never used them for jello. They were great for candy melts (for party favors) and ice (for the punch).
308064
Yes they are made of silicone and can be used for pretty much anything. The bricks will make a good size for jello but the minifiguers will be fairly small.
308065
I just tried two different batches of jello in these silicone molds with no luck. I could not get the jello out of the mold intact. Maybe someone knows a trick?
1439679
Might be hard to get the frosting inside them. When using them for Jello the mixture is still liquid. Cute idea though!
1591236
Not really. They are very shallow and do a really good job of resembling an actual lego piece.
1704257
The molds are pretty small. We used them for candy- The lego man is about 2-3 inches in height and maybe 1-2 inches deep. The lego bricks are a little bigger!
984391
I don't think so. These are wooden building blocks that come in different shapes and sizes. My grandkids love castles and towers, so these are perfect for them.
1708252
These will easily slice Jello since they ARE meant for vegetable cutting. They will not cut skin easily at all though and as seen in the picture the shape stops halfway through the cutter so make sure to make the Jello thinner than one inch
667512
I think these would work great as chocolate molds. I use them to make little guest-sized soaps.
366854
I have never tried, only used this with melted chocolate...it is a medium sturdy plastic so I think you maybe able to do it but keep in mind your ice cube will be a half mold of the figure. sorry not a huge help.
1088782
I don't think it would work for jello. It is very small. To get the jello out I believe would be hard. DD
1698664
They're small enough that you probably could and theys rent heavy. I used them for my daughters 3rd birthday party to put jewelry in for the girls. You may be fine with hot glue since they're so light. Good luck!
1591235
yes they work for Jello, but don't try any hard candied ideas, if so I would recommend only Jolly ranchers melted, but not any chocolates.
1842608
When I made them they came right out when I tipped the tray. You can spray a light coating of nonstick spray if you want. If you flip the tray over and the jello isn't coming out place a warm, not hot , towel over the mold. It will loosen up the jello a little bit for it fall out. Remember to use the recipe on the box for jigglers not the regular jello which will be too thin.
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Hi, that is such a great idea. I don't see why not since you can do anything with chocolate. If you want to show the brain inside I would recommend to put them after. If you have a sharp knife just make a little hole in the skull by shaving the chocolate carefully and use melted chocolate to glue it. I made jell-o ones with clear gelatin and put what you like in it. This time I am decorating the skulls for "Dia de los muertos" the day of the death a Mexican tradition and the kids love to make them look in youtube and you'll see how nice they are. I hope I was a help, good luck and have tons of fun
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I am afrait not. You can just cut them into small cubes and use them maybe?
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Yes they could but you may want to use heavy duty glue sticks. They are a solid plastic, and very cute though!
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Don't know, I have only used them for cookies, but they are made of thin, sturdy plastic, similar to legos, if that helps.
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I would imagine that you can. Just add some fruit juice and stir until dissolved. Possibly may have to experiment with it. I know you can add it to soups and stews to thicken so I assume a fruit flavored jello would also work.