r/whatisit • • 1h ago

New, what is it? Jello molds? Or…cake molds?

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Bought these at a yard sale as “vintage jell-o molds”, but then saw a photo in a cook book with a small brioche roll baked in something that looks like these? I love them! Just not sure what they’re for…! (Lighter for scale)

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u/Embarrassed-Bet-8857 1h ago

Both jelly and cupcake

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u/Bananana_Bird 52m ago

and perfect for sand sculptures

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u/SEA2COLA 1h ago

They also look about the size for timbales.

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u/Sea-Cauliflower-3151 58m ago

Whoa! This has just opened up a whole new savory direction!

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u/Content-Ad-9204 1h ago

Jelly or ice cream molds maybe! How tiny!

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u/BrightGreyEyes 1h ago

Both. They look like aluminum, and there's no reason you couldn't use them for either one

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u/Creative-Average-425 1h ago

Looks like a lighter to me

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u/mscrftybtch 1h ago

Flan or panna cotta too.

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u/Dapper-Dapper2 1h ago

Don’t forget about brownies!

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u/Eggy_Fella 1h ago

Looks like mini bundt cake pans to me

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u/EvolZippo 46m ago

Definitely Jello. I miss having Jello molds like this, with dinner.

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u/FlexDrillerson 53m ago

If you can dream it, you can mold it

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u/Imaginary_Car-95 What’s what? 50m ago

Cupcake Baking Muffin Tart Molds