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Molde de silicona cuadrado, 5 ml, 192 cavidades, media hoja
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What are the Features of Our Butter Molds?
Four Standard-Size Cavities in One Tray
The butter mold tray holds four butter sticks at once, each cavity sized to match a standard butter stick portion. You fill the whole tray in one go and end up with four ready-to-use sticks. No multiple batches, no small single-stick molds that slow you down.
Lid Included to Lock In Freshness
The matching lid keeps your butter protected from fridge odors, moisture, and contamination between uses. No plastic wrap, no foil, no extra storage containers. Pour, set, cover, and store in one clean setup.
Flexible Enough to Pop Butter Out Clean
The non-stick silicone bends just enough to release each butter stick or block whole. A gentle push from the back is all it takes. No crumbling, no broken edges, no mess left behind in the cavity.
Goes from Freezer to Oven Without Issues
Our butter molds handle temperatures from -40°C to 240°C. Use a stick straight from the mold, or warm the mold slightly to release a softer butter. One mold works across every stage of your recipe. Our rectangle silicone butter mold is a solid choice for larger batch production with the same temperature reliability.
How to Buy the Right Butter Mold
Think About What You Are Making
Standard butter sticks for daily cooking? A 4-cavity tray with a lid gives you neat, fridge-ready portions. Making infused butter in larger batches? Go for a half-sheet rectangle mold that produces more per pour and fits standard baking trays.
Check the Cavity Volume and Markings
Marked cavities matter a lot when you are dosing infused butter. Look for molds with tablespoon and milligram markings so you can portion accurately without any extra measuring. It saves time and keeps every batch consistent.
Consider Whether You Need a Lid
If you plan to store your butter directly in the mold, a lid is worth having. It keeps flavors in and fridge odors out. If you are using the mold purely for shaping and then transferring to another container, a lidless option works just fine.
Pick Your Size Based on Batch Volume
Small household batches work well in a 4-stick tray. Regular or commercial production of infused butter benefits from a half-sheet mold with 24 cavities so you can produce more per session without running multiple smaller batches back to back.
Tips for Using Your Butter Molds
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Melt Butter Fully Before Pouring
Make sure your butter or infused butter is fully melted and smooth before filling cavities. Lumpy or partially melted butter sets unevenly and can leave air pockets that affect the shape and portion size of each stick.
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Pour Slowly and Fill to the Line
Fill each cavity slowly and stop at the measurement marking. Overfilling wastes product and creates overflow that is harder to clean. The markings are there specifically to make this step easy so use them every time.
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Freeze Before Unmolding
Always freeze your butter until it is completely firm before trying to pop it out. Soft or partially set butter tears and loses its shape during release. A minimum of a few hours in the freezer gives you clean, sharp-edged sticks every time.
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Add Herbs or Flavors Before Setting
Press fresh herbs, garlic, edible flowers, or spices into the cavity before pouring your butter over them. As the butter sets around them, they become part of the finished stick. A simple way to make flavored butter that looks impressive and tastes great.
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Store with the Lid On
Once your butter sticks are set and in the mold, put the lid on before returning to the fridge or freezer. This keeps other fridge smells from absorbing into the butter and keeps each stick fresh for longer without needing separate wrapping.
How to Care for Your Butter Molds
- Wash with warm soapy water and a soft sponge after every use or place on the top rack of your dishwasher
- Never use metal scrapers or sharp tools as these scratch the silicone and damage the non-stick surface
- Rinse the lid separately and dry both pieces completely before storing together
- Store in a cool dry place with the lid on to keep dust and odors out between uses
- Check for any scratches or worn spots monthly and replace when the surface shows visible damage
- Do not fold or crease the silicone tray as this weakens the material over time
Butter Mold FAQs
Quite a lot. The same mold works for herb butter, garlic butter, flavored spreads, chocolate bars, energy bars, granola bars, candy bars, ice cubes, and soap bars.
Use the tablespoon and milligram markings on the side of each cavity as your fill guide. Pour slowly, stop at the line, and freeze fully before unmolding. Following these three steps gives you consistent portions every single batch.
We stand behind every order. If anything arrives damaged or not as described, check our refund policy for full details on returns and exchanges. You can also add shipping protection at checkout to cover your order during transit.
Yes. Butter molds work just as well for flavored and savory butters as they do for plain. Press herbs, garlic, or spices into the cavity before pouring and the butter sets around them.
Yes. The silicone handles oven temperatures safely so you can pour batter, set chocolate, or bake small portions directly in the mold. Just check the temperature limit for your specific mold before placing it in a hot oven.
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