Silicone molds · cake pop
Silicone cake pop molds
cake pop and cakesicle molds, OEM and wholesale
Silicone molds · cake pop
Silicone cake pop molds for dessert and bakeware brands
Silicone cake pop molds form cake-and-frosting balls on a stick for retail kits, bakery programs, and private label dessert lines. Buyers specify cavity count and diameter, sphere or character shape, stick diameter and length, drip guard or lid, tray Shore A, and color.
Quoted with a food-contact compound; heat-use and freezer-use limits on the spec sheet. Documents in the documentation pack on request. MOQ by SKU via wholesale lots; private label via private label / custom molding.
Cakesicle molds
Cakesicle molds and cakesicle mold sets
Cakesicle molds (also called cakesicle mold trays) make popsicle-shaped cake pops — flat or rounded bars on a stick — popular for parties and bakery displays. Quote points match cake pop molds: cavity shape and count, stick slots, lid or drip guard, Shore A, and packing. Many brands sell cake pop molds and cakesicle molds in one dessert-mold range.
What to put on a cake pop mold RFQ
Size & Shore A
Dimensions, thickness, and hardness band on the spec sheet before bulk.
Food-contact grade
Say if the SKU touches food and name the destination market. Docs pack on request.
Color & packing
Pantone or sample chip; private label packing quoted after artwork.
Silicone Cake Pop Molds FAQ
Do you make cakesicle molds as well as cake pop molds?
Yes — sphere cake pop cavities and cakesicle bar cavities are quoted per SKU, often in one dessert-mold program.
Are the molds food-contact grade?
Yes, cake pop and cakesicle molds are quoted with a food-contact compound; documents on request.
Can sticks and lids be included?
Stick type, drip guards, and lids are quoted with the mold SKU.
What MOQ applies?
MOQ is quoted by SKU; kitchen catalog lots typically start from 500 pcs.
Need an OEM quote on silicone cake pop molds?
Share SKU, size, Shore A, color, food-contact vs industrial grade, and volume — quote within 24 hours on working days.