Mold Young Minds In your bilious-green zombie-brain mold. The plastic mold measures 9″ x 7-3/8″ x 3″ deep and comes with (2) recipes on the box: (1) for your natural, nauseating-gray-but-yummy brain gelatin mold, and (1) for a festive bright green version infested with worms. (Gummy worms not included.) Don’t like gelatin desserts? Switch to plaster of Paris and make a smart-looking paperweight.
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January 24th, 2013 - 12:16 PM
creepy & delicious I’ve tried both recipes on the back of the box. I was careful to follow the directions about greasing the mold and consequently had no difficulty removing the food when it was finished. One recipe makes a grey brain. After adding the food coloring as directed, I adjusted it a little- don’t be afraid to do that. One of our party guests is a pharmacist; she commented on how “anatomically correct” it was. I noticed that guests were not eating that brain- when I asked about it, some people thought it was a plastic prop because of the great color and “perfection” in the design. Others were just not sure about how edible it was, taste, etc. I cut into it to encourage guests to have some, and then some did. It does make a great tasting recipe. The green recipe is simply making a big green brain-shaped jiggler. We did add the gummy worms as suggested; those were immediately devoured by the teens. This was a fun thing to do for a party & we would do it again.
January 24th, 2013 - 12:31 PM
cardinalsfan Used this for a group science project on nervous system. It is meant to use with jello, however, I lightly brushed interior with corn starch before pressing in air-dry clay. It took some work getting it out but we were in a hurry. Painted the sections of the brain with acrylic paints. I would buy this again.