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post #46 of 65
1/27/09 at 8:06pm
bought these for my culinary class at school- i bought 6 molds of each design i purchased- ribbon,heart, paw print, flower and they threw in the baby foot mold....they are great- buy multiples to make your cookie molding faster- my vote is for the mint oreos- don't use the fake oreos.
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post #47 of 65
1/27/09 at 8:15pm
to fill the designs , i put my chocolate in a decorating bag or bottle with a small round tip, no smears....and like leah said tap tap tap. i do have two of the wilton chocolate pots to keep the chocolate melted while waiting for the cookies to chill. the kids and i did the ribbon ones to raise money for a ill staff member... we pkg i cookie in a small truffle box, attached a note and asked people to return the empty box with a donation of change or bills, we made about 120 cookies and raised almost 400 dollars in donations, and could have sold more if i had had them..go with spinningleaf.
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post #48 of 65
1/27/09 at 8:22pm
I'm looking at the Spinning Leaf website. For just a regular Oreo, should I order the "Standard Oreo Cookie Mold" or the "Standard Oreo Cakesters Mold"? icon_razz.gif
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post #49 of 65
1/27/09 at 8:33pm
The standard oreo cookie mold M1m
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post #50 of 65
1/28/09 at 4:40am
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Originally Posted by m1m

I'm looking at the Spinning Leaf website. For just a regular Oreo, should I order the "Standard Oreo Cookie Mold" or the "Standard Oreo Cakesters Mold"? icon_razz.gif



Oreo Cakesters are a totally different animal then the DoubleStuffs! I love them, but they quite pricey. If you want a soft cookie for the center, you'd like the Cakesters, though.
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post #51 of 65
1/28/09 at 8:24pm
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post #52 of 65
1/30/09 at 11:14am
I have to say that I like the molds from Spinning Leaf. I like the plain one- I've attached my own chocolates on top. For the superbowl I made little footballs and attached to oreos dipped in yellow (Steelers) then on the ones dipped in chocolate, I cut out an emblem from fondant again for the Steelers. I have the heart mold also but I have a mini heart mold that looks really nice ontop. Going to buy more of the plain molds- more flexibility in decorating.
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post #53 of 65
1/31/09 at 5:35pm
These are the ones I just made with the oreo molds I got on ebay, @ $2.49 each, the link is on page 1 or 2, don't remember correctly. I need to practice more, its smeared.
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post #54 of 65
1/31/09 at 5:41pm
I can't wait! I ordered some of these molds Thurs, I've already bought double-stuff oreos and mint oreos in anticipation! I ordered the Baby Feet b/c I have several baby-showers I'm helping throw early this year and the stars b/c I thought they'd be pretty versatile.

I started making candy, so I have all the bottles etc. Just waiting (anxiously) on the molds, if they can make it through the snow!!! icon_lol.gif
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post #55 of 65
1/31/09 at 5:58pm
I hope you get them soon. Did you get them at ebay too?
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post #56 of 65
1/31/09 at 6:04pm
No, I went ahead and ordered them from Spinning leaf. Interested in seeing what they throw in with my order.
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post #57 of 65
1/31/09 at 6:07pm
I have the Spinning Leaf molds and I also ordered molds from Sugarcraft. They are not as thick as the Spinning Leaf but they worked fine. They are less expensive and they only have 4 molds. I use the off brand cookies unless oreos are on sale. I don't sell them, but give them away to teachers and friends. I just ordered the double heart mold and it looks really nice. I will post pictures after I use them. My Sam's didn't have the Ghiradelli candy this year and I had to order it from the company. Cost more but I love making candy with their brand. My Sam's only had the coating chocolate in the trays this year. I was very disappointed at Christmas. I just ordered more Ghiradelli for my Valentine candy and Easter candy coming up.
Funny it will let me say Spinning Leaf but not the company that starts with sugar and ends with carft. lol icon_razz.gif
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post #58 of 65
1/31/09 at 6:20pm
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My designs on top are still always smeared when dry. No matter what I do with them. I put them in the frig until they were nice and hard. Before I added the chocolate. Should I freeze after I put the colored designs in to stop that?



I was wondering if the chocolate you put on top was too warm when you added it to the already molded chocolate design? I had that happen to me after I took the mold out of the freezer and added the chocolate to the design on top. My chocolate was too warm and sort of melted the already molded piece and it spread a little giving it a smeared look.
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post #59 of 65
1/31/09 at 6:32pm
I went to a candy making class this past fall and the instructor said not to put a mold in the freezer between colors or else they won't fully adhere to the next layer. What she told us, and what I've done successfully, is to just let the colored chocolate set up on the counter and then put the chocolate or next layer over them.

It stays nice and cold in Ohio, so I haven't had a problem this way. During the summer I may have to make sure the a.c. is on or keep a small fan next to my molds.

Hope this helps!
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post #60 of 65
2/1/09 at 2:32am
mirda6275
Thanks - good to know about the freezer. I do let it sit up on the counter. But how how should it have to set up? See in eldag0615's picture above, the butterfly? How it spread? Thats what all mine do.
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