3Pcs Large Bunny Mold Easter Egg Mold, 3D Rabbit Bunny Easter Egg Shape Silicone Mold Easter Bunny Cake Mold Chocolate Egg Mold Silicone Baking Mould for Candy Jello Cocoa Bombs with 2 Wooden Hammers

Had issue with the bunny mold it not to sturdy but great for baking cakes

I liked for the holidays but didn’t use the product and I wanted to return it but the policy didn’t let me return it .

I didn't make the big bunny but the egg molds were perfect for solid eggs and egg bombs, or filled eggs.

The bunny mold doesn’t work. It’s too flimsy to hold anything. And it’s impossible with chocolate. Pass on this one

I bought these molds and wanted to make an Easter Bunny Cake. I followed the washing directions, oiled the inside, placed the mold on a cookie sheet and then poured the cake mix in the mold. The sides gave way and the cake mix started running out of the mold. I dumped the mix back in my bowl got a clean baking sheet and started again slowly adding the mix but again the sides were giving out and it was only about half full. I ended up putting bake proof custard dishes around the outside of the mold and carefully slid the filled mold into the oven. I have no idea why but the bake time was double what was on the box instructions. I let the cake cool and when I removed it from the mold the feet and ears broke off and the body split in half. I put it together with frosting but I will never make another cake in it again.

This bunny mold is not ideal for the use that it’s intended for. It’s impossible to fill it with chocolate and it’s way to flimsy. There are way too many grooves to try to cover. I have plenty of breakable molds and this one is a huge NO! Don’t waste your time or money:( you’ll thank me later.

If you're using it for chocolate it doesn't work well at all. I simply cannot get it out of the mold without the ears or feet breaking off. The eggs were fine of course but the bunny (main thing) just isn't worth the money.

Chocolate eady to remove

J'ai utilisé ces moules pour faire des cakes de pâques, avec ma pâte habituelle. Les moules "œufs de pâques" fonctionnent assez bien. Mais le moule lapin est trop souple et ne se tient pas. La pâte est trop lourde. Il faut se débrouiller pour que les pattes du lapin reposent sur le rebord du lèche fritte, de même que les oreilles... Sinon le moule se plie et la pâte se déverse avant même de l'enfourner... Je ne recommande pas le moule lapin...

Mould is so deep that chocolate ears and feet break when removing. Find a bunny mould that is more shallow to avoid this.