Heart Silicone Waffle Mold: Five Mini Heart Waffles
Five heart-shaped mini waffles come out of one bake, and breakfast starts to feel like an occasion. The red silicone tray has five heart cavities with a crisp waffle grid, raised divider walls and a flexible body that loosens the bake. Made for weekend breakfasts, kids' baking and brunch.
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Five heart-shaped mini waffles come out of one bake, and breakfast starts to feel like an occasion. The red silicone tray has five heart cavities with a crisp waffle grid, raised divider walls and a flexible body that loosens the bake. Made for weekend breakfasts, kids' baking and brunch.
Makes five fun heart-shaped mini waffles in one bake
- plain breakfast routine
- difficult release of baked goods from pans
- need for shaped treats for kids or gifting
Turn Ordinary Breakfast Into Five Little Hearts
Plain pancakes and the same toast every weekend. With one red silicone tray, you bake five heart-shaped mini waffles at once and the whole table notices.
Five hearts in one simple tray
- Five hearts in a flower ring
The cavities sit in a flower-petal ring, so the whole batch fills and bakes in one pass. Pour, bake, and the table gets five hearts instead of one plain round.
- Crisp grid in every heart
Each cavity carries a pyramid waffle grid, so the batter picks up the pattern and the edges set crisp. The grid reads clearly on the finished waffle, and guests notice it first.
- Raised walls and a bendable body
Raised divider walls keep each heart separate, and the matte silicone flexes in your hands to loosen the bake. The scalloped rim gives you a clean edge to hold when you move the tray.
From batter to golden hearts in four steps
- 1Set the tray on a flat sheet
Place the mold on a flat baking sheet so it sits level and the batter stays where you pour it. The scalloped rim is an easy edge to hold.
- 2Grease and fill to just below the rim
Brush each cavity lightly with oil or butter. Spoon in batter to just below the rim, since extra batter spills over the divider walls and bakes into a seam.
- 3Bake until golden
Bake on the sheet until the hearts turn golden and the grid looks set. Your own recipe and oven decide the exact time, so check the first batch.
- 4Cool, then flex to release
Let the hearts cool 2 to 3 minutes on the tray. Flex the silicone gently, then lift each waffle out with a kitchen spatula so the grid stays intact.
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Grease each cavity lightly, fill just below the rim, and let the hearts cool 2 to 3 minutes before you flex the silicone. Tearing mostly happens when the waffles come out hot and soft, so give them that short rest.
It is a bake tray, not an iron. The batter takes the grid pattern in the oven and comes out as a golden heart with a defined, waffle-style texture. You get a baked waffle rather than a pressed one, which suits a weekend breakfast or a brunch table.
Yes. It is silicone set up for baking on a flat sheet, and the raised divider walls keep each heart in its cavity through the bake. Stay within the oven temperature your recipe calls for and the heat limits in your oven manual.
One tray replaces several single-purpose pans. Cutters distort the dough and lookalike pans tend to stick, while this mold gives five defined hearts from the batter you were already making. At 17.5 cm long, it fits on a standard sheet with room to spare.
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