“As far as Easter things I’ve made, I do have some pieces, mostly rabbits made from old metal chocolate molds. Also, I have many paper-pulp rabbits I’ve collected over the years that are ...

Rubber molds work best for maple syrup candy, but lightly greased metal and wood molds also work well. Even small disposable aluminum foil pans, lightly greased, can be used.

They etched microstructures into a metal master mold, which they then used to make the plastic molds for shaping the chocolate. While perfecting the method in Savu's kitchen, they realized it ...

This two piece, metal chocolate mold was designed to produce one Easter egg. Description Molds began appearing in the late 1840s to early 1850s in Europe. In the late 1880s, U.S. companies began ...

Reusable devices can help you get mixtures out of a saucepan and into candy molds without losing materials on the floor or countertop, and a metal apparatus like a sauce gun can keep materials ...

Cooking oil if using candy molds. If you are using a baking pan, you can use wax paper instead of cooking oil. Half a cup of pure maple syrup (make sure it is not imitation syrup!) If you're ...

This two piece, metal chocolate mold was used to produce one rabbit. Description Molds began appearing in the late 1840s to early 1850s in Europe. In the late 1880s, U.S. companies began manufacturing ...