Oreo Biscuit Candle Silicone Mould | 4.2cm | 3D Shape | Set of 2 - Wax Casting

Overview

Cast a cookie candle with the whole embossed face intact, right down to the ring of ridges around the rim. You get two moulds in the set, so you can pour a matching pair in one session instead of waiting for a single cavity to set twice. At about 4.2 cm across the finished biscuit sits flat on a saucer and burns as a low votive, which makes it a favourite for dessert themed gift boxes and cafe style displays.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Sellers building a dessert candle range
• Party and favour makers who need matching pairs
• Soap makers wanting crisp embossed detail
• Beginners, since a flat disc is the easiest shape to pour

Creative Uses and Project Ideas

Perfect for:

• Dessert themed candle gift boxes and hampers
• Cafe and bakery style table displays
• Birthday and party favours in a food shape
• Melt and pour soap that looks like a biscuit
• Resin fridge magnets, coasters and keychain charms

Compatibility

Works with: soy wax, paraffin wax, beeswax, gel wax, epoxy resin, plaster of Paris, and melt and pour soap base.

Pairs well with: cotton and pre waxed wicks, candle dyes and colour chips, fragrance and aroma oils, wick stickers and wick holders.

Not suitable for: food use, since no food grade rating is stated for this mould. Not for oven baking, direct flame, or use as a burning vessel. Do not cut or trim wax inside the mould with a blade.

How to Use

1. Wash both moulds in warm soapy water and dry them fully before the first pour.
2. Sit them level on the same tray so both candles set to the same depth.
3. Melt your wax, colour it a dark cocoa brown off the heat, and let it cool a little.
4. Pour slowly into the centre of each mould and let the wax creep out into the embossed pattern.
5. Tap the tray firmly, since the fine ridges hold air more than a plain cavity does.
6. Leave both to set fully at room temperature so the pattern stays sharp.
7. Peel the silicone back from the rim rather than pushing on the face of the biscuit.
8. Fit the wick with a sticker or drill a hole through the centre once firm.

Before You Buy

• Sold as the silicone moulds only. Wax, wick, colour and fragrance are not included.
• No food grade rating and no heat rating are stated for these moulds, so use them for wax, resin and soap and pour at the lowest workable temperature for your wax.
• The moulds are milky white silicone. The dark brown biscuits in the photograph show what a coloured wax pour looks like.
• The brand name cast into the biscuit face belongs to its owner. These moulds are for personal and craft use.

You'll Need

• Candle Wax
• Candle Wicks
• Candle Aroma Oils
• Candle Colours

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many moulds come in this set?

Two. Each mould has one cavity and casts one biscuit of about 4.2 cm, so a single pouring session gives you a matching pair.

How is this different from the Parle-G biscuit mould?

The biscuit shape and the pack size are the difference. This set has two round moulds casting a 4.2 cm cream sandwich style biscuit with a full embossed face. The Parle-G mould is a single rectangular mould at 5 x 3.5 cm. Choose round and a pair, or rectangular and one.

Can I cast soap or resin in these moulds?

Yes. Flexible silicone takes melt and pour soap base, epoxy resin and plaster as well as candle wax. No food grade rating is stated for these moulds, so keep them for craft casting rather than for anything edible.

Will the embossed pattern come out crisp?

It will if you tap out the air and let the piece cool slowly. The ridges are shallow, so very hot wax and a rushed release are the two things that blur them.