Nolan's school is a snack free zone so no edible birthday treats are allowed. They request the kid bring a game to share at recess or a small toy/goodie bag item to celebrate their birthday. I've been brainstorming what we could do for his birthday coming up and these molds gave me the perfect inspiration. We are going to make a lego crayon set for each of his classmates. Here are the results of our trial run.
I peeled a bunch of our broken crayons and used a small knife to chop them into pieces. Then they were placed into the molds and baked on low (260 degrees) for about 15-20 minutes. The molds were perfect, released easily, and washed up well too. SnB recommends once you use them for non dibble items you keep them as a non food mold so even though crayons are non toxic we'll keep these two for fun non food items!!
Get your own fun molds and make crayons, chocolates, ice, or those new Pinterest-y fruit snacks that have been floating around on social media!!
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Thanks so much for the shout out Miranda! Love the idea of using our SnB Deluxe Candy Molds to make crayons for a goodie bag :))
ReplyDeleteI know our molds are also great for making sidewalk chalk, little soaps, magnets and of course lots of edible treats and more. Here's a link for some inspiration on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/SnBDeluxe/inspiration-for-your-snb-candy-molds/