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Where can I find tree shaped candy molds?
I've asked this question before and no one seemed to be able to help. I really need a tree shaped mold for making candy or chocolates. I need a regular tree, I have found tons of palm trees and pine trees but haven't been able to find a regular tree. Can anyone help me please?
I've checked wilton and Michales and I have look at a bunch of web sites but I haven't had any luck.
Thanks!
I really can't afford to have a custom mold made.
www.candyplus.net doesn't have a tree. :(
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Other than pine and palm trees, I have never seen a regular tree mold like an oak or maple tree.... but you could call candymoldcentral they have thousands of different candy molds they are located in Gridley Illinois, their phone # is 309=747= 2820, Good luck!
- Anonymous5 years ago
In 53 years as a baker and making different candy shapes i have never seen a tree mold candy pan. Here is a suggestion that you might find interesting. Get yourself some marzipan and then design your own tree shape. Lay it flat and then hollow out the center of the trunk and branches. You could then pour in the chocolate. It will though stick to the marzipan which when it is set you can cut away. Any part that breaks you could use a little melted chocolate to repair. You will need cool hands when handling the chocolate shape
- ckngbbblsLv 71 decade ago
http://www.winbeckler.com/custom_candy_molds.asp
http://www.candyplus.net/canmold.html
maybe one of these links will have what you need. the first link actually makes the molds to your specifications but is kind of spendy. The others seem to just carry a boatload of different molds.