silikomartSilicone Classic Collection Mold Shapes, Semi-Sphere, Small

My wife is cooking a LOT and soon she will go pro, got this product and yes, its a premium!! It comes in the pack with a booklet and this company has amazing but amazing products!!! This one in particular is just great, had before £4 mould same size.....bin after using it twice. This one went in the oven for 6 times one after another, just great! She’s putting on the bottom a tray with some water to avoid for the mould to get burnt.If my review helped you in any way, could you please click on the ‘helpful’ button below? Thank you

Used this mould to make chocolate spheres for hot chocolate bombs and they work like a dream! So much so that I’ve ordered one more! They’re a little more pricey than other moulds but it’s the quality that you’re paying for... All in all 10/10 :)

This silicon mold is great for making chocolate bombs - this is my first attempt, from tempering the chocolate to filling them with chocolate mousse. They turned out of the mold really easily, no problems. It seems very strong and is good quality so unlikely to split if you don't use sharp objects or have long nails!I followed the advice on cleaning and oiling just before first use so that must be why they turned out easily.The finish is professional-looking and I hope to get better with practice. Next try will be making a strawberry mousse bomb!It's a nice way to spend a couple of hours if you have the time 😊

So easy to use and so effective. Buying these to use for a dinner party dessert, I was a little concerned at how many would break and be wasted when turning out, so I did a test run. I used cake release on one sphere before brushing with the chocolate and just chocolate on another. Cake Release is not needed and actually turned out much worse than the chocolate alone. The spheres worked brilliantly and all 12 turned out perfectly - you just need to have faith and be brave! (NB - make sure the top of the spheres have adequate chocolate and brush right to the very top, unless you want an uneven rim)

Every illustration of this mould, on the various Amazon pages on which it appears, whether on my laptop or my mobile, shows two moulds. A litttle like the two tart pans i bought earlier this week. A pair. One mould on top of the other. both clearly "together" When the order arrives the buyer discovers to his chagrin that there is only one mould. At best this is very disappointing. In the unlikely event that it was done by mistake it is an innocent error and should be corrected. In the more worrying event that it was done deliberately this is a shameful misrepresentation and should be rectified.