CybrTraydGolf Ball Lolly Chocolate Candy Mold with Exclusive Cybrtrayd Copyrighted Chocolate Molding Instructions

really easy to use. I created cake pops with them. I had to cut the bottom of the sticks since the sticks i had were a little longer and wouldn't fit the mold. other than that, it was a breeze. the candy melt didn't stick to it, even after leaving it in the freezer for a couple of hours on accident. once i finished the first side, i would flip it over and do the other side. you could clearly see the seam so i used a butter knife to try and even it out. the area where the stick meets the candy/cake, i wrapped a tootsie roll around to hide. The mold was easy to clean and makes the cutest little pops.

So I am new to melting chocolate on molds and I had previously used silicone. I was skeptical to use this hard plastic one. I liked it way better than a silicone mold. Chocolate comes out easier and really pretty.

I was a little concerned that the "tee" portion of the mold might break when trying to remove the pop from it because the candy is a little thin toward the base, but I was surprised that it worked out very well.

Yeah... I dunno. I could not figure out how to use this. Could just be me? I wish it had instructions. I mean, you can see in the background of my pic, they looked okay... but up close they were a hot mess. We stuck the sticks in one of those green foam plant bases from michaels and that was a win.

I used for cake pops for a retirement party.For cake pops the sides need to be cut for the sticks to fit. Only one side of the cake pop can be made at a time. They were a little tricky to prevent "seams" and I ended up just trimming the seams up with a knife (I'm kind of a perfectionist). There was a lot of trial and error involved and it was good that I had lots of time and was only making 6 (one tray) at a time. I was bringing in the imperfect ones into work which people LOVED!My hard work paid off though because everyone loved them and couldn't believe that they were homemade.On a side note, if you are making cake pops with these, don't use white chocolate, use the candy coating chips (Wilton or Michaels) because it will be MUCH easier!

Not happy at all. I’ve used many molds in my day (I own a bakery) theseMolds did not work. You have to do several coats of chocolate before the detailsShow them The plastic cracked when I was removing the chocolate . I Do not recommend

When looking to mold some balls you really could do no better than this Cybrtrayd mold. Super easy to use. Designed well. You will be handling your balls before you know it. People will compliment you on your balls as well. I recommend this product to anyone looking to mold some balls with ease.

It's the perfect size to make cakePops. It's a bit difficult at first but after a few uses it was easier.

used these with melted chocolate. created great chocolate bites for cupcakes

The problem with these is that the cavity for the cake pop stick isn't long enough -4" instead of the standard 6". However, I was able to work around it by flooding the extra space created by the stick hanging over the edge with chocolate and then trimming it down with a sharp knife afterwards.

It worked well, be conscious that the instructions is on the wrapper. I made the mistake of opening it as soon as I got it and ripped the package and had difficulty trying to read the directions.DO NOT PUT IN DISHWASHER!

As advertised

This will be great to use for our ladies golf league as prizes or table favors .