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What does cavity mean in the chocolate mold maker description?
A mold cavity is an area of the mold designed to hold the chocolate. This ranges from one to many per mold sheet depending on the size of the cavities. As a general guideline, each cavity will produce one chocolate at a time, so a four cavity mold will make four chocolates at a time. The exception to this is assembly molds which require two or more cavities to make each chocolate.

What are assembly molds?
Most assembly chocolate mold maker are molds that form a three dimensional chocolate (such as a large Easter bunny) by hollow or solid molding. However some assembly molds are used by making separate chocolate pieces that are adhered together after chocolate mold maker (such as house molds).

How do I use chocolate mold maker?
Cut the parts out of the sheet with a sharp scissors. It is important to leave a 1/4 to 3/8 inch piece of the sheet all the way around the mold cavity. One half is filled with chocolate, and then the two halves are clamped together. Rotate the assembled mold until the entire inside is covered with chocolate. Place in a freezer and rotate every few minutes until cooled, mold and you have a beautiful hollow chocolate