HighFive Naturals Lego-Style Candy Molds
I’ve written a few High Five reviews on Get Cooking before and I’m even more in love with these products today than I was when I first wrote about them. I use the Silicone Cooking Gloves and Silicone Pot Holders daily and wonder how I ever got along without them.
I’m excited to tell you about something else from HighFive Naturals that you’re going to absolutely LOVE – Lego-Style Candy Molds. After your order, you’ll receive great tips, hints, recipes, and colorful pictures in your e-mail.
If these Lego Molds aren’t a dang good time waiting to happen, I don’t know what is. Obviously kids are going to love these molds – but so are adults. In fact, I think the adults in my family are having more fun with them than any kid could possibly have – at least as much.
Basically anyone who likes to smile will get a kick out of these molds.
Colorful HighFive Naturals Lego-Style Candy Molds
Some of the cool things you can do with these colorful candy molds:
- They work beautifully for ice cubes. Making ice cubes was actually the first thing I did with mine because I thought they’d be uncommonly cute in glasses as well as punch bowls. They are!
- Chocolate candy
- Lollipops
- Fruit Snacks
- Gummi Sours
- Hard Candies
- Lego Soap
- Lego Crayons (super easy and fun!)
Not only are they perfect for forming all of the aforementioned goodies, I love the fact that the molds (like all of HighFive Naturals’ products) are so colorful and pretty.
I’m all about pretty, whether it’s in the kitchen or out of the kitchen. The bright, vibrant colors go with my own particular scheme which makes it even cooler.
This set is available on Amazon at a very reasonable price, so you might even consider ordering some for gift-giving this Christmas while you’re at it.
HighFive Naturals Lego-Style Candy Molds
Whatever you do, be sure to order a set by Halloween! With a little creativity, you could turn the “Robots” into Frankensteins while creating a great orange and black theme with food coloring with the other shapes.
At Christmas, switch the colors to red and green, and you’re set.
You know how summertime is, so you’ll understand that I haven’t had a chance to make candy with these molds yet. I intend to this weekend, though, and I can’t wait! I’ll come back here and post the pictures Monday.
Until then, below are a few pictures of what you can do with these molds – using the EASY instructions and recipes that’ll be e-mailed to you.
Gummi Sours Candy
