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Okay here is what I use it for: I cut it into 6 individuals, and fill them with whatever non alcohol mixer I am using in my fun alcohol punches, ,(i.e.: ginger beer, cranberry juice, etc.) I can fit them in the freezer anywhere that way, and then put the frozen juice or whatever in the punch, so it does not water down with regular ice, plus the "ice" is really cute. Here, as a treat, is the recipe for last night's party punch : 2 Cups Spiced Rum, 2 bottles ginger beer (plus I froze the contents of a third in the little molds) 2 cups fresh squeezed pink grapefruit juice, 1 bottle cold champagne. Garnish the bowl with grapefruit slices and mint sprigs. Viola! You are welcome, have fun!

at first I was disappointed that it appeared rather flimsy, however that worked out for the best - I used it for a soap making mould and as long as you use a good base - cookie tray or something - they are perfect! I had no trouble getting the soap out - and due to them being thinner - it actually made it easier! The soaps turned out perfec t and the moulds were just exactly what I needed.

I use this mold for making homemade soap. It works very well! The soap is easy to remove, there is really no clean-up! The shapes are lovely, I get many request because of their shapes. There is one small thing to note, the molds are soo very soft that you must be certain to adjust them (after removing the soap) - pop it back to its original form. Otherwise your soap with be indented/warped. I made this mistake only once. It's only because of the softness of the mold's material. I can tolerate this, because it makes removing the soaps (in their solid state) that much easier. It is also a great price (especially for the designs). The mold also holds up well, once it is seated on a shelf or counter. Its best to place it down on a solid surface, pour your liquid/soap, then leave it to harden (I dont try transporting ut after I've poured,the soap) - I simply leave it (untouched, and return later) - to find the perfect molds. The edges of my soaps are very smooth and neatly finished! I included pictures so that you can see the softness or how the mold indents. But, as I stated earlier - I don't mind, because it helps me to remove the soaps once they are solid.

These make very lovely 3 ounce round soaps as well as fun cupcakes or muffins! If I get back to selling my soaps I'll definitely get another one or two of these molds.When making cupcakes I needed to cut the top of the cupcake even with the mold to get them to sit flat for frosting.Using a "Jiffy" blueberry muffin mix filled these molds perfectly.

The mold, made in China, works well. It indicates that the maximum oven temperature is 400 degrees. I baked corn muffins in it and lowered the temp to 375 degrees. I did this because I don't see an FDA approval for this product. I frankly do not know if such an approval is requisite. This silicone mold held the shape and did not melt, so I guess all is well enough. I will use it again. I just sort of wish it had an FDA approval. Some of the silicone molds indicate that they have an FDA approval.

Great for soaps, candies, cakes, quiches etc stuff just pops right out of them - turn them inside out and clean them with a toothbrush. They are silicone so don't expect them to be sturdy. I place them on a metal cookie sheet and they are easy to handle that way (or any metal bakeware, inside a metal cake pan etc). So many uses!

Well, I have to say, I was surprised that the size of mold, very happy. I use these for bath bombs and soap. I love that silicone is so durable. It's very flexible....so getting things out of the mold has been quite easy. I love the price!

This is a beautiful mold. Very thin & flexible so won't be making the bath fizzies as planned. I will make lotion bars & perhaps salt or sugar scrubs