Help! Can't Find Chocolate Cups Or Molds!
Decorating By Sadrienne Updated 23 Jul 2009 , 12:41am by Sadrienne
Where can I find these chocolate cups? Or at the very least a mold for cups like these? I really want to be able to order them because the bride wants a total of four cakes at the wedding (including this one, which is the grooms cake) AND 300 decorated gumball penguins done in the wedding colors as wedding favors. I don't think i will have time to make the cups even if I could find the mold, but if that's my only option, I will.
PLEASE, Is there anywhere you know of that I could order something like this from? All the premade chocolate cups I've found online are pretty small...
Do you have a Gordon's Food Supply Store near you? They sell really nice chocolate cups.....
They look homemade, my thinking is to get paper cups the size and shape you need them (maybe waxed so you take the chocolate cups easier) pour the chocolate on the sides, pour out the excess chocolate and let dry, when ready you just peel the paper cup and voala! HTH
You would most likely have to paint the paper cups with the chocolate first, let that set, then pour more chocolate in. If you pour it in first and try to turn them over to drain the excess chocolate, the paper cups will collapse.
Setting them in a cupcake pan would help them hold their shape while they set. Don't be afraid to put them in the freezer for a couple of minutes to set quickly.
There is a place called Nif-t-Foods dessert emporium. But they don't sell them in the summer months.
OK, I found that some of our small coffee cups are the right size and shape, but they have ridges on the outside and she wants them smooth, so I'll probably use the inside of the cup. My worry is that I will not be able to get them OUT without BREAKING them..is there anything I can coat the inside of the cup with FIRST so i can get them out? It's a porcelain coffee cup...?
OK, I found that some of our small coffee cups are the right size and shape, but they have ridges on the outside and she wants them smooth, so I'll probably use the inside of the cup. My worry is that I will not be able to get them OUT without BREAKING them..is there anything I can coat the inside of the cup with FIRST so i can get them out? It's a porcelain coffee cup...?
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