Chocolate Molds Collections
Moule à bonbons carré - Demi-feuille
Moule à bonbons à la cerise - Demi-feuille
Moule à bonbons en forme de lune - Demi-feuille
Moule à bonbons carré NV THC - 3,7 ml, 70 cavités
Moule à bonbons en forme de cœur - Demi-feuille
Moule à barres chocolatées simples, 6 cavités
Our Best Selling Molds
Moule demi-dôme, 0,5 ml, 468 cavités, demi-feuille
Moule carré en silicone, 4 ml, 160 cavités, demi-feuille
Moule à beurre rectangulaire en silicone, demi-feuille
Cire fondue en demi-dôme, 0,54 ml, 391 cavités, demi-feuille
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What are the Features of Our Candy Molds?
Non-Stick Surface That Actually Works
Your candy pops out clean every single time. No greasing needed, no stuck pieces, no wasted batches. The flexible silicone releases everything from hard candy to soft gummies without tearing the shape.
Huge Range of Shapes and Sizes
Bears, stars, hearts, leaves, mushrooms, lollipops, bars, and more. Whether you are making party favors, seasonal treats, or branded edibles, there is a shape in our collection that fits. Browse our full range of silicone candy molds to find the right one for your next batch.
Works for Every Candy Type
One mold handles hard candy, chocolate, gummies, caramels, and fondant. The same tray you use for chocolate bars today works for gummies tomorrow. Versatile by design so you get more use out of every mold you buy.
Food-Safe and FDA-Approved
All candy molds are made from food-grade silicone that is FDA-approved and BPA-free. Safe for kids and adults. The material handles heat up to 400°F and holds its shape even after hundreds of uses.
How to Buy the Right Candy Mold
Start with What You Are Making
Hard candy, gummies, and chocolate all have different needs. Hard candy needs heat resistance. Gummies need precise cavity volume for dosing. If you need extra depth and durability for thicker pours, our thick molds collection is worth a look.
Think About Cavity Count and Batch Size
Making small batches at home? A single tray with 6 to 24 cavities works fine. Running larger orders or selling at events? Go for higher cavity counts so you pour more in one session and cut your time down significantly.
Consider Silicone vs Polycarbonate
Silicone is flexible, non-stick, and great for gummies, chocolates, and hard candy. Polycarbonate gives you a sharper detail and a high-gloss finish, which is ideal for professional-looking chocolate pieces. See our polycarbonate molds if a mirror-like finish matters to you.
Look for Bundles to Save More
Buying 2 or 3 packs cuts your cost per mold and lets you run multiple batches at once. Most of our candy molds come with free US shipping on every order over 35$. Stock up now and keep your production moving.
Tips for Using Your Candy Molds
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Match Your Technique to Your Candy Type
Hard candy needs a steady pour while the mixture is still hot. Chocolate works best when tempered before pouring. Gummies fill best with a dropper or squeeze bottle. Each candy type has a slightly different process and getting that right from the start saves a lot of waste.
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Tap Out Air Bubbles Right After Filling
Once your mold is filled, tap the tray firmly on the counter a few times. This brings air pockets to the surface before your candy sets. Skipping this step leaves holes and rough patches in your finished pieces, especially in detailed shapes. Try this with our heart mold collection for clean, sharp heart-shaped candy every time.
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Fill Cavities to About 90%
Leave a small gap at the top of each cavity. This prevents overflow when you tap the mold and gives your candy room to set without spilling over the edges. It also makes unmolding cleaner with no excess material around the base.
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Always Cool at Room Temp First
Let your filled mold sit at room temperature for 5 to 10 minutes before refrigerating. Moving straight to cold causes condensation, cracking, and dull surfaces on both chocolate and hard candy. A short rest first keeps everything smooth and shiny.
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Add Mix-Ins for Visual and Texture Appeal
Drop crushed nuts, dried fruit, sprinkles, or edible glitter into cavities before pouring. Swirl two colors together with a toothpick for a marbled effect. Small additions make a big difference in how your finished candy looks and tastes.
How to Care for Your Candy Molds
- Wash with warm soapy water after every use or place on the top rack of your dishwasher
- Skip abrasive scrubbers as they scratch the silicone and dull the cavity detail over time
- If odors build up, soak in warm water with baking soda for a few hours then rinse thoroughly
- Air-dry fully before stacking to prevent moisture from sitting between trays
- Store flat in a cool dry space away from direct sunlight and heat sources
- Never fold or crease the silicone as this weakens the material and leads to tearing over time
Candy Mold FAQs
You can make hard candy, gummies, chocolates, caramels, fondant shapes, and infused edibles. The same mold works across multiple candy types so you get a lot of use out of every tray you buy.
Yes. All PJ Bold candy molds are FDA-approved and BPA-free. No harmful chemicals leach into your candy even at high temperatures. Completely safe for kids and adults.
Yes. Choose molds with clearly marked cavity volumes so you can calculate your dose per piece accurately. Many of our molds are used specifically by makers in regulated states for exactly this purpose.
Silicone is flexible, naturally non-stick, and handles both hot and cold applications. Polycarbonate is rigid and gives a sharper detail with a high-gloss finish. Silicone suits most candy types while polycarbonate is preferred when a professional mirror finish matters most.
With proper care, silicone candy molds last for hundreds of uses. Avoid sharp tools, store flat, and wash gently. Most makers get years of consistent production from a single set before seeing any wear.
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