SpinningLeafSkull Sandwich Cookie Chocolate Candy Mold

I bought 10 different designs from this company and they just showed up today. I absolutely love these. They are sturdy and quite big. So yes they may take a lot of chocolate but it tells you which cookie to put in each cavity in the description and you don't have to fill them all the way up if you prefer not to. I love they are large enough to use different chocolate and not have to worry I won't get it in a tiny spot. I have just about everyone of their molds in my cart right now and one was a turkey with it's feathers in the background and i was surprised when I opened my box that i had an individual one included as a gift. I will say I was worried being my box looked chewed up but they were all standing up on their side, with packing paper all around them and thankfully none where damaged. Definitely would recommend them to anyone looking.

Would like to have given this 5 stars as it is of very good quality. The candy pops out of the mold quite easily and the molding/imprint is very sharp & clear. However, it is very difficult to get the eyes and the nose to come out as shown in the photo.We had first tried using very dark chocolate (don't like the black melts) and painting the eyes & nose -- letting it set up -- then poured the mold 2/3 full of white chocolate (candy melts). We then inserted the Double-Stuff Oreo & sealed it in with more white chocolate. Unfortunately our white chocolate liquified at a slightly higher temperature than the dark chocolate so it immediately began to melt the dark chocolate which then smeared & swirled into the white. When cooled & finished it looked okay (actually it was a pretty neat effect, even if unintended) but it did not look at all like the photos.We then tried using just the white chocolate. After letting them set up we removed them from the mold and "painted" the nose & eyes with melted dark choc. Looked more like the photos but not entirely satisfactory.I think the problem is only with this this specific mold. On most of their other molds the sculpted area is concave or recessed. On this one it is convex so instead of a thicker layer of chocolate you have only a very thin layer painted on top of the protruding areas.With a little practice I think we will get them to turn out better. We did go to Spinning Leaf's website and did read their tutorial but the instructions are generic. They tell you to pour in the melted candy into the depressions which probably works quite well for most of their molds but which is not possible on this particular mold.It is still a very cute mold but maybe it should come with specific intstructions for novices like us?Note: The company also sent an unadvertised bonus mold to make a filled 4-part candy bar, We certainly appreciated it and are looking forward to trying it in the near future.

I am not using the Oreo molds until Halloween, so, I can't comment on how well these work. They look, as described, on the website. One problem: No instructions were included.

Awesome quality