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Griswold Cast Iron Molds For Making Chocolate Candy

by Diana
(Missouri)

Griswold Cast Iron Lamb Mold

Griswold Cast Iron Lamb Mold

Is it possible to use an old fashioned cast iron Griswold lamb or bunny mold to make molded chocolates?

If so, any tips or recommendations?

Thank you for your time,

Diana


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Griswold Cast Iron Molds For Making Chocolate Candy

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How About Being Our Test Pilot?
by: Angie

Hi Diana,

That's a good question. I haven't tried it myself, but I honestly can't see why you couldn't. It definitely won't hurt the chocolate. :-)

I guess the hardest thing may be removing the chocolate from the mold. I think that can be remedied (if it becomes a problem) by popping the whole thing into the freezer for a little bit. That should cause the chocolate to release itself from the mold.

I actually think it is a wonderful idea. In fact, I just dashed over to eBay to see if there were any listed on auction. There are! :-)

Well, give it a try and let us know how they turn out or any difficulties you have. You can be the test pilot for us!

If you are able, take a photo of your finished product and send it to me. I'll add it here for others to be inspired.

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