3D Chocolate Candy T-Rex Mold

Product Description

The world's first notched, chocolate-building mold! Melt, fill, excavate, and build your own edible, 6-inch tall, chocolate T-Rex! The wonderfully-wild combination of a building toy and a confectionery tool, Chocolate Construction is a patent-pending, durable yet stylized silicone mold featuring nine cavities for the various bones which will make up your chocolate T-Rex. Each piece is "notched" with a rectangular slot - when these notches are connected to their matching slots, your vicious and delicious T-Rex will be born! For ease of construction, beside each notch in the mold is a raised number which corresponds to a second notch with the same number. And so building your T-Rex is as simple as matching the numbers - which makes it dangerously easy to give rise to a whole herd of chocolaty beasts! The mold is made from food-safe silicone, and can be used again, and again, and again!

Features

• The world's first notched, chocolate-building mold! Melt, fill, excavate, and build your own edible, 6-inch tall, chocolate T-Rex!
• The wonderfully-wild combination of a building toy and a confectionery tool, Chocolate Construction is a patent-pending, durable yet stylized silicone mold featuring nine cavities for the various bones which will make up your chocolate T-Rex.
• Each piece is "notched" with a rectangular slot - when these notches are connected to their matching slots, your vicious and delicious T-Rex will be born!
• For ease of construction, beside each notch in the mold is a raised number which corresponds to a second notch with the same number. And so building your T-Rex is as simple as matching the numbers - which makes it dangerously easy to give rise to a whole herd of chocolaty beasts!
• The mold is made from food-safe silicone, and can be used again, and again, and again!

Top Reviews

We were super excited to receive this
by The Allergy Chef (3 out of 5 stars)
May 12, 2018

We were super excited to receive this. The concept is amazing. It took SO many attempts to get a dinosaur in tact. The instructions want you to create one piece at a time, which is very time consuming. Also, the pieces all break, even when freezing the chocolate. Loved the concept, but not the practicality.
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Great in theory, but just did not work...
by yberlin (2 out of 5 stars)
March 30, 2018

I think this is fantastic idea and the mold itself is made well. However, the pieces are to thin and small to be able to effectively pop out of the mold. They break and crack easily leaving you with a lot of pieces that you are unable to put back together. Trying to work getting the pieces back together with melted chocolate once they are removed from the mold is a mess. To those who were able to complete a full dinosaur, congratulations! Unfortunately, that was not us and we had to scrap the project.
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Love the concept but difficult to use
by michael r swisher (4 out of 5 stars)
February 13, 2018

We love the idea but it's very difficult to use as the small chocolate pieces often break when removing. If the pieces were twice the size and made from individual latex molds it would be SOO much easier to use! The directions recommend that you make one piece at a time so you won't break the other pieces. This makes the entire process much longer! Also, the tiny claws were difficult to pull from the mold without cracking. Assembly was quick once we had all the pieces made. My daughter loved playing with the dinosaur ...and of course eating it.

Again, LOVE the idea (dinosaurs + chocolate = best thing ever) but could use some tweaking. In the end, we got a cute little 3D dinosaur. We will be keeping our eyes out for future products from this company.
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Every piece breaks!
by Leigh C (1 out of 5 stars)
September 28, 2018

There is no way to make these without every single piece breaking when you try to remove it. If this were made with the old school clear plastic, it would work much better. There is no way we can use this to build chocolate dinosaurs for my son's birthday. Returning it.
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Horrible product, Horrible Seller, Amazon screwed up w/shipping info
by trina (1 out of 5 stars)
October 8, 2018

I'm not one to give reviews as honestly I could care less, but I had to in this as it was Definitely a WASTE of almost $30....

Not as big as I thought (regardless of the description size) Zero instructions (although I didn't need them anyway), seller didn't send a "thank you note" as most do. Driver didn't bother to even knock on my door (and I was home). Poor quality mold as it didn't hold my tempered chocolate, in fact it "fell" when poored. I do not recommend this product!!!
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Cool product
by Julia Hernandez (4 out of 5 stars)
September 25, 2019

Really cute and creative product. It was very difficult to get each piece out of the mold, and working with melting chocolates is a time sensitive activity - so if you're looking to make a lot of these, buy a few molds. We ended up using it as a 2d design on his cake instead of 3D bc the pieces kept breaking. Still came out really cute!
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Neat! but it doesn't work
by SomeoneWhoBoughtThis (1 out of 5 stars)
December 27, 2017

Neat idea, poor outcome. I tried using it several times but all the bones broke each time I tried, even if I just molded one at a time. Returned.
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Impossible to use
by Loriorio (2 out of 5 stars)
February 14, 2018

Chocolate is impossible to get out of here without it breaking. I've tried everything I can think of and so has my husband and not once have we been able to get the full head and spine out in one piece.
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Too shallow
by Amazon Customer (1 out of 5 stars)
October 4, 2019

The tray is too thin and the pieces are too fragile to remove because they are too shallow
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Three Stars
by mary lee (3 out of 5 stars)
April 14, 2018

The arms were SO THIN it was impossible to get out without breaking

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