Honbay 40 Cavities Silicone Fronzen Mini Ice Ball Mold Tray Candy Chocolate Mold (White)

Bought for soap making. The design is study enough to not leak from counter to freezer due to bends. Spheres popped out easily after frozen. Almost completely round with very little flat area. In soap, I just but that side down and it works perfectly. If you are looking for perfect spheres, they have a slightly flat top. If your liquid was more viscous, you could probably round the top off with extra and achieve a completely round sphere. With water that is impossible unless you make them and then turn them all a bit and fill the cavity and refreeze. These spheres are small, like gumballs. Not the kind you'd get in a vending machine, but the kind in bubble gum ice cream for size reference

I actually use this in cold process soap making. Excellent product. I use it to make embeds. It's slightly bigger than a pearl. Sturdy mold. Easy to pop soap out. I set it up in the freezer. Definitely need a thin trace to get the soap in better. However, my recipe accelerated on me and I was still able to get it in the mold using a scraper. Set up with no bubbles!! Woop woop. Definitely will become something I use frequently.

I use this mold to make melt and pour embeds/toppers for my loaves of CP soap. They are just the right size and come out perfect everytime.

Perfect. Just as described, durable, easy to release using melt and pour. Sturdy. Well worth the money.

Just what I needed, super sturdy mold, highly recommended.

These are the closest to sphere silicon molds that I could find. The are about the size of small marbles and make cute gummy candies. The mold is stronger than most, and can actually hold it's own weight when full, unlike most candy molds that need to be set on a tray.

I'm making a bowl of eyeballs for Halloween at my daughter's preschool using water beads. Unfortunately, no eyeball water beads exist so I'm making several out of resin to add to the bowl. In case anyone finds themselves in a similar predicament, here are my steps: cure a dot of black UV resin in the bottom center, add the iris color on top of the pupil and cure it, add white epoxy resin to fill the mold and allow to cure per product instructions, remove and you're all set. My next batch will be opaque UV resin colorant as the transparent is a bit too light.

I love the shape of these ice cubes! They are on the small size so melt pretty fast. It is a flexible silicone tray and is a little tricky to fill and to see if all the sections are full. My main issue is how much time it takes to empty the tray. You cannot just twist and release, rather you have to pop out each individual "cube".Also, it doesn't make very many pieces of ice and I am filling and freezing multiple times a day. I really miss my ice maker! Will be looking for something more efficient. The photo is a 10 oz glass and an entire tray of ice.