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CAKETIME candy & party molds

Bears, little rings or a tray of playful skulls. Pick the shape that belongs on your party table.

Four colorful candy molds with two droppersCandy & party molds

Gummy candy mold set

4 molds + 2 droppers

$7.99Price checked
Orange and purple six-cavity skull moldsCandy & party molds

Two-piece skull mold set

Orange + purple · 6 cavities each

$5.99Price checked

Small shapes. Plenty of possibilities.

Our candy molds have small cavities for gummies and chocolate, with droppers included in the four-tray set. The larger skull molds give six detailed shapes per tray. Match the mold to the mixture and follow your recipe for cooling or setting. Keep separate molds for food and craft projects.

  • Droppers help portion liquid into small cavities.
  • Place flexible molds on a level tray before filling.
  • Release fully set treats gently so the fine details hold.
More help with silicone bakeware ↗

Before your first batch

What is the difference between reinforced and flexible pans?

Reinforced models have a metal frame around the rim. Fully flexible pans bend more easily and need a baking sheet beneath them before filling. Both use silicone cups.

Do I need a baking sheet under silicone?

Use a supporting baking sheet beneath a fully flexible pan before you add the mixture. It gives you a firm base when carrying the batch. Follow the instructions for your specific reinforced model too.

Can I use the same time as a metal pan?

Silicone and metal can bake differently. Start with your recipe’s instructions, check doneness and record any adjustments for the pan and oven you use.