Candy Molds with greek letters needed for recruitment

[perfectinpurple]

I know they aren't chocolate molds, but how about cookie cutters?

http://www.frankencutters.com/fc/greek/Greek.html

[LAblondeGPhi]

Originally Posted by CutiePie2000

and lastly, I would put out an email to all of the alumnae and/or collegians. Maybe someone stashed them at their Great-Aunt Mildred's house one day whilst making candy and forgot all about it? You never know...they might just resurface.

I used to have a great-aunt Mildred!

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

There's a business opportunity here . . .

Ya, but how many people would buy it?

It sounds like no one is making this product anymore, so maybe it's craft project time!

How about make your own molds:
http://www.culinart.net/silicone.html
Try either the Silicone Plastique or the Silicone Spread Food Grade, both are non-toxic and safe for use with food.

For your original mold, maybe a wooden disc (from the craft store) glued to a wooden letter (from the Greek store).

Yay projects!

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by LAblondeGPhi

How about make your own molds:
http://www.culinart.net/silicone.html
Try either the Silicone Plastique or the Silicone Spread Food Grade, both are non-toxic and safe for use with food.

I saw this, also. But how much does that stuff weigh? If you need more than a few pounds, it's going to get kind of pricey.

Even those cookie cutter molds are expensive. I think I figured it to be $60 for an Alpha, Sigma and Tau. And for a Gamma, Phi and Beta, it would be more than $70!

[LAblondeGPhi]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

I saw this, also. But how much does that stuff weigh? If you need more than a few pounds, it's going to get kind of pricey.

Even those cookie cutter molds are expensive. I think I figured it to be $60 for an Alpha, Sigma and Tau. And for a Gamma, Phi and Beta, it would be more than $70!

Yeah, this might get expensive fast. Another option would be to use plaster of paris and then just cover the final mold with plastic wrap. I also read about using a pan of fine sand (don't know if wet or dry), which would also require plastic wrap, but would be much cheaper.

This stuff is a little cheaper:
http://www.hobbysilicone.com/silicone.htm#foodgrade

I still don't know how many molds a pound of it would make.

[FloridaTish]

Thanks but I found the molds I was looking for!!! I was able to get them from another alum who had bought them at convention. Thanks!

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by FloridaTish

Thanks but I found the molds I was looking for!!! I was able to get them from another alum who had bought them at convention. Thanks!

Do you have photos, or know where to get the molds for any other sororities?

[LAblondeGPhi]

Originally Posted by FloridaTish

Thanks but I found the molds I was looking for!!! I was able to get them from another alum who had bought them at convention. Thanks!

Oh good! Boy, it would have been some work to make your own!