Caviar Maker Box, Spherification Dropper, Molecular Gastronomy Kit, 96 Holes Roe Sauce Dispenser Strainer Tools with Spoon and Syringe, Rapid Caviar Maker Kit for Home

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Came without the bottom tray or instructions. Also has a bad chemical smell, hesitant to use. Will update if I decide to try it.

Fun, Fascinating, and Functional – A Great Starter Kit for Spherification at HomeThe PTMTFYL Caviar Maker Kit is a delightful tool for anyone curious about molecular gastronomy or creative kitchen experimentation. With its 96-hole design and included accessories, it makes the spherification process fast, easy, and surprisingly fun—whether you're a curious home cook or a foodie looking to impress guests.🧪 Key Features & Highlights:✅ 96-Hole Caviar MoldThe caviar maker’s grid design allows you to create dozens of “spheres” in one go, making the process much quicker than dropping liquids by hand. Perfect for producing consistent-sized caviar pearls from flavored sauces, juices, or liquids with sodium alginate.✅ Easy and Mess-Free SetupThe kit includes everything you need to get started:Dropper grid (96 holes)Syringe and spoonStrainer trayCompact mold boxJust place your prepared liquid into the syringe or spoon, pass it through the mold, and let the chemistry do the rest.✅ Great for Culinary CreativityWhether you're adding balsamic “caviar” to a salad, fruit pearls to a dessert, or soy sauce drops to sushi, this kit opens up new possibilities for plating and texture. It’s especially fun for special occasions, dinner parties, or food presentation challenges.✅ Durable and Easy to CleanThe plastic components are sturdy and wash well with warm water. The grid and tray come apart easily for cleaning, and everything feels reusable and well-constructed for the price.⚠️ A Few Things to Note:Not for Total Beginners Without Guidance – You’ll need to understand the basics of reverse or direct spherification and source ingredients like sodium alginate and calcium lactate, which aren’t included.Best for Small Batches – This kit is ideal for home or hobby use, not large-scale production.🧾 Final Verdict:The PTMTFYL Caviar Maker Box is a smart and affordable entry point into molecular gastronomy. It’s efficient, easy to use, and brings a professional flair to home cooking. Once you get the hang of the technique, you’ll want to experiment with everything in your kitchen.Perfect for: Home cooks, foodies, dinner party hosts, culinary students, and creative plating.Not ideal for: Users unfamiliar with spherification ingredients or looking for large-batch tools.

The video in the listing for this item shows something quite different from what arrives. The unboxing is accurate (except the one of the flanges on the syringe was broken on mine)-- the dropper and tubing, the syringe, and the spoon, and no instructions; the device they show being used is a different one altogether and is shown being used with a matching tray to hold the liquid being used for spherification. There is no tray in which to dip the device to draw up the liquid, so you'll need to find a container deep enough to allow you to submerge the 96 pipette tips but not so big as to require an enormous volume of liquid in order to do so. The device I received did not draw up very much liquid at all. I realize that you don't want huge amounts of liquid to be drawn up so that you may quickly and evenly drip out small rivulets of liquid (as opposed to streams of a huge volume) into the waiting lactate bath, but this really didn't draw up much beyond what capillary action would draw into the pipettes on its own. I tried using it with water before washing it before the first use just to see what to expect and even after disassembly and making very sure the silicone gasket was positioned correctly there was very little being drawn up.Using this is not really for beginners. You should have an understanding of the reaction involved in spherification and prepare for a lot of aggravation trying to get it right. Even using a device like this will require a lot of practice to get even "caviar." This one made it especially hard considering it didn't draw up much of anything and it was basically easier to dribble the liquid out of the syringe and into the waiting bath.I may sit down and play around with this some more, but after taking it apart and reassembling several times to make sure the seal seats properly I think it would be faster manually dripping the liquid (being a nurse for 25 years helps with syringe/plunger control!) than unscrewing and screwing back the eight little plastic/nylon screws holding the dropper together.

As a food writer and enthusiastic home chef, I know about molecular gastronomy and am excited about learning molecular cooking. My former lab rat husband can appreciate what it takes to delve into this area of haute cuisine, and we enjoy watching shows about the world famous chefs who have made it an art form. So, I was looking forward to putting this spherification kit to use and expand my culinary skills.However, the kit arrived unsealed, dirty, had what looks like a burn spot on the inside edge of the tray, and there was a dead bug in the syringe (the blurry object). Disgusting! Moreover, the specification spoon looks like it had been scraped, as it’s rough, and there were NO instructions, even though there were supposed to be some included. Therefore, I will have to clean and sanitize this kit, and get out guides I already have, before I can offer a good demo. Seriously disappointing!Origin: Spain

Oh my gosh, this device helps me make “caviar” so much more quickly and consistent. It’s been so much fun to play with molecular gastronomy and having tools like this is awesome. It makes a time consuming task go so much faster and the results are much better. I think this is such a handy tool at a great price point. It’s nice and solid, super easy to clean and not so big that it’s hard to store. I love it!

It didn’t work well at all then I see that one of the nozzles was missing it had broken off.