Polycarbonate Chocolate Mold by NuEmporia for Pralines, Truffles, Sweets, Candies, Bonbons. 24 pcs Semi-Sphere Shape. Food Safe, BPA-Free Polycarbonate Plastic. Easy To Release and To Clean

Work great and easy to clean.

I use these for making chocolates. The mold is heavy duty, stiff polycarbonate that doesn't bend. It can flex a tiny bit to help with releasing the candies, though. I don't wash it in a traditional way, I find these molds do best if you condition them more than wash them. I give them a quick rinse, with hot water if needed, and then wipe them down with a cotton swab. I condition them using a tiny bit of melted cocoa butter. This seems to drastically help to prevent sticking, and helps add some shine to the next batch of chocolates.

I’ve tried molded chocolates a few times in the past and never been super successful with them. Always going back to dipped. I decided to give it another go with these molds and they are fantastic. Was able to do some really lovely chocolates with beautiful thin shells and perfect seals. The chocolates release so easily. Batch after batch come out really lovely. I just love the thin shell you are able to achieve vs a dipped chocolate and the gloss these put on finished chocolates is gorgeous. I’m always happy with the flavor of my dipped chocolates, but not always with the way they look. These molds make them look expensive as hell too. Great.

Haven't used it, but it arrived looking rather used. The box was not in new condition or sealed, and when I pulled the mold out, it's got multiple scratches and looks very smudged and dirty. Seems like I got one someone returned but paid full price...

Alright, so it was almost in great shape when it came, but upon close inspection there was a long scratch along most of it. I'm not super picky so I decided to use it anyway, and I haven't had trouble with it! If I did, it was my own fault (bad buff, not enough cocoa butter, etc). Overall, this mold seems durable, though it is a little lightweight which makes it seem fragile. It's a breeze to clean with a heatgun. The cavities are big enough to fill with stuff as well.