Mobi 12 Shark Bites Sausage Roll Silicone Baking Mold, Blue

I know these were meant to make funky pigs in blankets, but I got a shark tray for my sister as an Xmas present, and she and her four kids use it to make ice cubes. She emailed me last week to ask me to get them two more. Today, she told me that the kids (ages 15-24) actually fight over the shark ice cubes. She just texted me that my youngest niece just told her "the second shark tray changed my life" and she commented that she had had "to physically separate" the kids as they fought over the ice cubes. I'm buying more.

These are perfect for what I purchased them for. My great granddaughter loves to take snacks made from these in her lunch. They turn out so CUTE! They are easy to clean. Can be made with dough, pancake mix or anything else you choose. Great for ways to keep kids eating.

This mold is super simple to use and the result is cute! I used Bisquick and par-baked these so I can finish them in the oven before serving at the party tomorrow!

It was fun making these with my young grandson. My only complaint is that it was hard to make the cocktail wiener stay up and out of the biscuit. I had to cut away biscuit around the weiner after it was baked to get the effect of the shark biting it. I will keep trying to perfect my attempts.

My shark-obsessed son loves this. I use crescent roll dough (half a roll per shark) and knead/shape it into the mold with a lil’ Smokey. You have to play with the baking time because it takes longer than just rolling the dough around the link, but they come out looking great! I bought a second tray so I could make 2 batches at once.

I used Bisquick Original Pancake mix. Use PAM to coat the mold before filling. To fill one mold it was 1 cup of the mix plus an egg, 1 cup of soy milk, and 1 teaspoon of vegetable oil (might help them come out a bit easier). Stonewall Kitchen Pancake mix is also supposed to be good with this. Preheat oven to 400 degrees, baked for 21 minutes (might try 22 minutes next time for more browning), cool a bit, dump out and trim out the jawline with a sharp knife. Our family scuba dives and these were a lot of fun!

Ok, it doesn't come out quite like the picture shows but pretty close! It is just fun! I made them and served them to my husband (61 years old) he just laughed at me! Hey, if you can't have fun, what's the point! It was super easy to make, they cooked perfectly! The clean up was a breeze. They just don't look quite that perfect as the ad picture! But then what does actually look like the ad picture? Get it for fun! Don't get it if you're looking for perfection.

So fun! Easy to use! We did hotdogs with pancake batter and chocolate with swedish fish. Tip: make, then freeze before trying to pop out of mold.

Fun for everyone. Highly recommend!!