Gummy Bear Molds 3 Pack , Silicone Candy Molds 50 Cavities with Bonus Dropper (Blue , Green , Red)

The molds are very easy to use! Self explanatory! I want it to make some infused gummies and they worked perfectly! It’s easy to clean just could be bigger! The size of the gummies and maybe more gummy spaces!

I really like these molds. Be aware, however, that the bears are very small. My recipe for my gummies was as followed:1 - 3 oz Package of Jell-O2 - 1/4 oz packs of gelatin1/4 cup of waterBasically, just heat it up on low-medium heat and stir until the sugar granules are got and pour into the molds. Put in the freezer for about 10 minutes. This made 90 gummy bears, not including the Jell-O mixture that was wasted due to the fact that it got too thick to manage. If I was quicker, my guess is that is would have made about 100-110The included dropper works, but as the longer the mixture sits it thickens, and is a pain to get in the dropper. I think because there are some many cavities to fill in the molds that it takes longer than lager molds to fill. That said, the finished product turned out great. The bears themselves have a frosted finish except for the eyes and nose, which gives them a really professional look. Removing the bears is simple, but they will be extremely sticky. Simple pushing them out from the back works great. I planned on rolling them in sugar to prevent sticking anyway, so I sprinkled sugar on the bears BEFORE I removed them, and they were a lot more manageable and didn't stick to my fingers.Overall, this is a nice set of molds. If smaller sized bears will work for you, I can't really find any faults with this set.

I am enjoying my grass-fed gummies thanks to this kit which functions well. I did have to make the dropper hole a little bigger as my wild blackberry gummies would not draw the liquid from my sauce pan. This is my only reason for not giving it four stars. Other than that one issue I was happily surprised how easy the whole process was made with this kit. As with all silicon items the molds were easy to clean, but you may need a nipple cleaning brush for the dropper. Following advise on cleaning the molds from somewhere else I put them and the dropper in boiling hot water. To be safe, do not leave the pot on the burner and you will be safe as neither item had any ill effects from the process. The bears are just right, but their small size may require cutting your recipe in half. Better yet, order more than just one set at this price.

I made all three sheets worth of gummy bears last night with the following recipe:1/3 cup boiling hot water1 8.5g sugar-free jello, any flavor1 tbsp grass-fed gelatin (that giant orange bottle)They were delicious and set in the fridge within 30 minutes! I am on Keto, so you might need to look into the measurements if you’re using normal jello packets with sugar, but this is a low carb/diabetics dream. Sugar-free gummy bears from the store will put you on the toilet all night and these are so easy to make mass quantities with.They pop out easily; I didn’t spray it or grease it or anything.They wash like a dream with hot water. The squeeze thingy comes apart for easy cleaning.The ONLY thing I’d say keep in mind, is that you want to fill these until the bears look bulbous. Otherwise they’ll be a bit thin, and it makes the gummy feel firmer! You want them to look like super fat little bears when they go into the fridge. They’re not going to spill, because the gelatin mix is so viscous that it keeps it’s bulbous form (something something surface tension probably).

They were smaller bears than I expected but the description does show a size but I assumed it was normal gummy size. They did however work perfect for what I needed them for and the molds were very sturdy. I am glad I made this purchase. I would recommend them.

We bought this for a fun activity for the kids. Unfortunately the actual size of the gummy bears is small than a typical gummy bear which creates two major problems. First, the texture is almost crunchy rather than the gummy chewy texture you would expect. Second, because of their tiny size, there isn’t much flavor to the bears if you use juice and gelatin as most recipes call for. Adding additional sweetener didn’t resolve the problem. In fact there’s really ZERO FLAVOR with juice and gelatin. We added 1 tsp of flavoring to 1 cup of juice and 6 packets of gelatin. You could easily go to 1.5-2.0 teaspoons for flavor. The addition of the extract helped with adding flavor and with the texture issue.I really think all of the problems with this would be fixed if the size of the bears was larger. That said, it’s a fun inexpensive activity for you and your kids as long as you set your expectations accordingly.

Love these molds. I have been using them to make gummy bears and they are great. No issues at all. I just use the included dropper (which isn't the greatest, but works,) fill each individual cell, wait about an hour and pop them out. No problems.

I used this to make gummy bears (obviously!). I have been on keto for a few months so trying to shake things up. I was worried these molds would be too good to be true based on this price compared to the much higher prices from other sellers. These are GREAT! My gummy bears popped right out with no problem. Very easy to clean too but requires very little cleaning since everything pops out no problem. The dropper is an extremely helpful addition and I couldn't imagine getting the mix into the molds before it cooled without it.