Minion Cake Mold Silicone for Fondant 3D Character Topper

Every goggle, grin and strap, pressed in detail

• Goggles, grin and overalls in relief

  The embossed relief sits deep enough that goggles, grin and overall straps come out crisp. Set the cast beside the cavity and the figure reads exactly like the mold, down to the edges of the straps. Every Minion you press looks like the last one, which matters when a party needs six toppers that match.

• Press it, release it, set it

  The silicone is soft enough to flex at the edges, so the fondant lifts out without tearing the arms or the goggles. Press the paste in, flex the mold, lift the figure and set it on the cake while the paste is still workable.

From dough to Minion in four simple steps

1. 1
   Roll the paste

   Roll fondant or sugar paste to an even layer. On the first use, brush a little cornstarch into the cavity so the paste does not stick.

2. 2
   Press it in

   Push the paste firmly into the cavity so the goggles, grin and overalls fill out. Trim the excess flush with a knife.

3. 3
   Release

   Flex the silicone gently at the edges and lift the figure out. The silicone bends enough to release without tearing the detail.

4. 4
   Set it on the cake

   Level the cake first with a cake leveler, then place the Minion while the paste is still workable. Let it firm up before you move it.

Clean it fast, keep the detail sharp

• Hand wash after use

  Warm soapy water and a soft brush clear fondant from the relief. Rinse and air dry.

• Dust before the first press

  A light coat of cornstarch in the cavity keeps the first cast from sticking.

• Heat range

  Rated from -40 to +210 °C, which covers freezer and oven temperatures.

• Store it flat

  Keep the mold flat so the silicone does not warp and the relief stays sharp.