Can you use the mold more than once? Ive never used candy molds before.
2018796
Yes, you can use the mold as many times as you would like as long as you keep the mold clean and do not bend, snap or puncture the mold.
890642
Once the machine is hot it shouldn't take long. You may want another person ready to go with the cones and candy so you're ready as soon as one batch gets done. You should be able to do one serving every 3-4 minutes once you get going and as long as you have everything ready.
872820
If you use them for cakes, they can only be used once. I guess a bread may allow you to reuse it, but I've never tried.
1995254
I think you might be able to- as long as you are only trying to use half the mold (my molds are in the garage somewhere right now)- but I think they are dimensional on both sides, and they are not water tight (egg liquid would leak out- so I'd chill them in a bowl).
302323
I own a gingerbread house company and we use this in our kits. One bag makes about 1 and 1/2 cups. You will need more . I would say at least two or three. It depends on how much candy your going to put on them . One bag will definately not be enough to glue and decorate.
174330
Not sure what you are asking. Whatever you used to make the mold in the first place IS the reverse mold. This product is designed pour resin into the mold to reproduce items multiple times if necessary.
977023
I'm not 100% sure! but I believe 1 batch of hard candy goes in 2-3 molds. With these, I like to pour them, let them cool them use water and put them back to back to make large jolly rancher-esque candies.
1194029
Yes you can I have used this mold with chocolate, gumpaste,wax,clay,and fondant works well with all I have made a total of over 400 of these babies and never had a problem with this mold
552130
I haven't tried but I'm wondering when you say gelatin pop, are you not planning on freezing it solid? I think you'd have a hard time extracting them with the pop not getting messed up other the stick coming out. The molds are can be a little stiff when cold. Never a problem for a solid pop but could be with a gelatin pop.
1939593
Maybe you could try putting it in the freezer for a few minutes before trying to remove it. Or spray the mold with a little cooking spray before pouring the candy in. I always find that the freezer method works best for me.
140118
I do believe that any mold will work although I have not tried it before...not much help I know - but it is worth a try if you have extra sugarveil - good luck!
1689202
I made cement molds with mine - I guess it really depends upon how big your masks are and how thick you want them. I was able to make about 10 molds.
2042215
I think the manufacturer of the mold should address this. I used the WILTON Candy Melts and you don't heat that very hot. When I make hard candy, the liquid is very hot and I would be very concerned the mold would melt.
872823
Yes, they are only supposed to be used 1 time. They are disposable. You may be able to use them twice but I wouldn't risk it.
1459008
it says you can use hard candy. But I was only able to make one cone using cotton candy sugar then the machine would not spin any more and I had a bunch of disappointed girl scouts.....I would not recommend this machine
471877
I think that you can. It is a bit more like brown sugar in that it's more moist than white sugar, but it would probably work. You can look online for how to use the "Ball Test" when making candy, or you can use a candy thermometer to ensure that the mixture reaches the correct temperature as per your recipe. I tried once to make candy on a very humid, overcast day & it did not firm up, so I'd recommend making the candy on a clear day :)
696456
Yes indeed you can. Actually that is its most common use. I would recommend using a little bit of mold releasing compound if you are going to be casting detailed pieces. I average about 15 really good resin pieces from my molds when using this product.