Moules en silicone minces

You can find a great variety of thin silicone molds to create your delicate and intricate chocolates, candies, and other sweets. Thin molds are easy to manage and will allow you to work with the finest details and give a smooth finish every time. The thin chocolate molds can be used for baking and even for creating custom-shaped soaps and candles.

The mold is made from superior-quality food-grade silicone, which means the molds are both heat resistant and flexible, and there is durability to face plenty of use. With one of these thin molds, whether the individual's an at-home hobbyist or a master chocolatier, beautiful, accurate shapes will come forth within your creations with ease, and one can choose to have available shapes and size-matching needs for any one's particular project and be able to let imaginations soar.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can thin silicone molds be used in a pressure cooker or instant pot?

It is okay to use thin silicone molds in an instant pot or pressure cooker. They are ideal for preparing goods like small cheesecakes or egg bites because they are heat-resistant and can withstand high temperatures and pressure.

Why does my silicone mold feel sticky after washing?

After washing silicone molds, remains of soap or oils that aren't completely rinsed off frequently generate this sticky residue. Wash the mold well in hot water with a light detergent to get rid of the stickiness, or soak it in a solution of vinegar and baking soda.

Can I use sharp tools with silicone molds?

No, when working with silicone molds, sharp tools should be avoided. The flexible silicone of the mold can be readily cut or damaged by knives or other sharp items, which shortens its lifespan and compromises its non-stick surface.

How do I prevent bubbles when pouring liquid into thin chocolate molds?

When adding liquid ingredients such as melted chocolate or resin, tap the mold gently on a flat surface to prevent air bubbles. This will contribute to a smoother, bubble-free finish by releasing trapped air.

Can I use food coloring in thin silicone molds for decorative purposes?

Yes, you can make things like chocolates, soaps, and candies using thin silicone molds and food coloring. The non-stick surface makes sure the colors blend properly and come off the mold easily without leaving any stains on it.