Mity rain 3PCS Cake Puck Mold Set - Silicone Chocolate Cover Desserts Mold with 12-Cavity Round Cake Pop Molds&8-Cavatity Deep Cake Puck Molds, Silicone Molds for DIY Cake Cores, Cookie, Candy, Jelly

The small one is exactly the size of a Oreo so it’s a little hard to use it for a thinner Oreo puck but I’ll use it for something. The larger will fit two Oreos stacked and works really well. But I knew all of this and I’m happy with the purchase.

These molds are fine but were too deep for the oreos I was making

Update: Trial and error got the cake pucks I have posted pictures of. In the end, I pressed the cake mixture into the smaller mold and then used a cookie cutter to shave a bit down. I know that kinda goes against my initial review but pressing the cake pop mixture into the molds and the chocolate would cause it to expand and without the shaving the chocolate wouldn't go up the sides. Also used like 1.5 of the little pucks to fill the big molds. 1 cut in half with the oreo.As for the chocolate mixture, used 1 can of frosting with 24 oz chocolate and a tablespoon of vegetable oil. It takes about 15 mins to get it nice and smooth and it looks like it seizes but you gotta trust the process. It makes a "shell" that sets hard enough to hold shape, even in warm weather, but soft enough to comfortably bite into.Original: The molds themselves aren't the worst thing in the world. Yes, they are pretty thin but you can bake directly in them, they clean up easily, and setting them on a baking sheet negates concerns about them collapsing while moving. The two sets I ordered both had the scraper but the items come tightly wound into a ball. One scraper came out fine, the other was warped.The biggest issue though is that the little molds don't fit well into the bigger mold. There is way too much space. Instead of getting a nice thin layer of chocolate around the cake you end up with this little bite of cake in the middle of a chocolate shell that was a struggle to cut even using a big knife. It was at least ¼" all around and I even let them sit at room temp for awhile before attempting to cut.So, not a good set at all if you intend to make cake pucks but not horrible if you want a couple cheap molds for making like mini cakes/cake bites.

Great cake pucks

They work well really enjoy making treats with them..

Molds came wrapped in a ball..packing tape wound around so tight...it was a little bigger then a tennis ball..I had to use scissors to open and was afraid of cutting the mold. The plastic scraper was wound in it too dont known if I'll be able to use any of the items. I might try heating the molds up with a hair dryer to see if I can straighten them up...if it won't they will just go in the trash. Waste of money

Works well

The mold is exactly what I was looking for when I ordered it. Has use it for cake pucks or chocolate covered Oreos.