Will the chocolate bars be packaged so they won't melt?
1824684
Based on the state the order is from, we take proper precautions to avoid melting issues.
653280
I do not microwave the bars or anything else. The wrapping on the bars is a type of foil, I would not nuke it!!
1935586
Please use discretion when ordering items such as chocolate or taffy that have the potential to melt during the warmer months of the year. Shipping these candies during the warmer months or to warm climates can potentially damage them. We cannot guarantee the condition of melt-able candies and will not be held responsible for damages when shipped under these circumstances. We do include ice packs on orders that have the potential to melt.
2068526
Not that I know of...I've never tried. The pack consists of little gelatin beads so I'd be scared to melt them if heated another way.
146405
Yes. I have taken them from the freezer and put them in the oven. - Not the top though. They are a good products. I have 3 sets!
2136335
yes, provided you put a baking sheet under them for stability. Be aware that these are very small, as in small chocolate size. I thought they were bigger in the picture.
2156147
No. As I recall, they were shipped in a priority mail box.I had no problem with them being melted. Order when the weather is cool.
1345614
Mine arrived in a nice air tight sealed plastic tub, unlike ClaudK who on April 28 said his came in an open bag. I've made chocolate with coconut oil before but you have to store it in the freezer. This should be able to stan room temp. I'm going to try with this!
2043456
each delicious piece is individually wrapped. all are in a typical plastic bag. they are hard candy and will not melt until they get wet, which they won't during shipping.
2273452
I think they would. The only hard part that I had was. They are all on a single sheet. I had to cut them out with scissors. I would put them on a flat cookie like a sugar cookie. Not chocolate chip. Hope this helps!
794941
I don't know why anyone would want to microwave the chocolate inside the box or the wrapper. I certainly have never tried it myself. I know chocolate can be melted in a microwave, although I usually do it on the stovetop. But I wouldn't advise foil in a microwave anyway.
1700844
We opened ours immediatly after we got them, but they weren't shipped in any kind of temperature-controlled way, just a lot of packing tape and peanuts, so my assumption would be just a cool dry place. I hope this helps.
1958869
I have made chocolate shot glasses with them, using melted chocolate, so I do know that they will stand up to heat, if that was what you were wondering~ I hope that helps?
2043454
Please see my review, 'readaholic-tightwad'. The packaging is strong cellophane. Each candy is individually wrapped. Then they are all bagged in a larger plastic bag. I think the store might just put the individual candies in a shopping. These candies are HARD candy with absolutely no possibility of melting.
969814
Yes. They're made of silicon, so you won't get a drink hot enough to melt them. They're not so thick that you won't be able to feel the liquid coming up, but not so thin that they're flimsy, either.
430009
Not that I'm aware of. There were no precautions pertaining to temperature on the packaging.
1919320
No once you put the plastic cover on them they're good to go. I prepped mine a week in advance and cut out the shapes individually and put them in a zip lock bag until the party