Can this pan be used with caramel candies?
932029
I don't see why not........I always spray it...... I love love love the silicone pans and rarely use anything else. The things I cook in them pop right out and they are easy to clean. But why not try just one of the cavity to try it. If it works than use all the cavities......!! but I would def try it.......!
1455067
Yes, you could do that easily. I really love this pan and use it for many different types of desserts.
1328911
I would think so. When I used it I made the candies using a block of chocolate bark, stuff you use for Christmas cookies. I hope this was helpful
231047
I don't really know, I never tried. I am not sure what the maximum temperature usage for this item is compared to the required boiling point for sugar to turn into hard candy. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more assistance. Please be aware that even though the item is reasonably priced it will take a few weeks to arrive because the seller is not in this country.
777235
I would say yes, definitely! I used on the rough surface of a crumbly sugar cookie and it worked, so the smooth surface of a marshmallow should be even better. Just be careful of bleeding, its a felt tip. Hope it works out!
1068986
I cannot answer your question about whether these can be used in making sugar work or caramel toffee. Sorry.
1070746
I wouldn't. You can use a cardboard cake board covered in foil or a platter. Hot items would ruin the finish, as well as acidic ones.
1130221
Yes, but you probably wouldn't want to. It's for spot checking the temp. Candy making requires you to continuously monitor the temp until you reach a certain point. Candy thermometers can be clipped onto the side of the pan, this one can't
2097925
Yes, especially for caramelizing sugar. I've bought 2 of these, for 2 different families, and both have had great success. It does take a little practice. We watched the Creme Brulee video by Alton Brown on YouTube. Very helpful.
1339424
The color of the inside of the pan is the same color as the outside. I would say it would be difficult to see the inside of the pan for making caramel.
739517
I don't really know, but tend to think not. I buy my caramels only from Bayside Candy. They have their own web site and I am sure they would answer your question. Happy chomping! (The 5-lb. bag is less at Amazon than at Bayside's site.)
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
2210966
It gets warm, but not hot. It would keep the more liquidy form of caramel warm enough to dunk, but if your speaking in terms of caramel candy..no way. It takes over an hour to melt chocolate as it is. It also says up to 72 minutes right in the manual so they have no shame in the products inability to work right from start. It's better to use for keeping things warm (pre-melted candies).
722318
I would assume so. It has a temperature control. We use it for hot fudge and caramel.
973901
I would Assume that they are safe. They are advertised as 100% safe for Humans & Pets & are supposed to be oven safe up to 400 Degrees. I have baked mini muffins in these pans for my dogs & me & have never had a problem. I wouldn't hesitate to use them for candy molds.
988745
You can but would recommend you use a copper mold. For jello mold you need something that you can easily loosen with hot water without destroying the mold. I believe this pan is too thick for what you are needing.
182179
If you can get it to fit in there, yes. My wife and I own a small bakery and use it to dip cookies and cupcakes in. Just be sure you actually use the correct chocolate in it or it will scortch.