Dariole moulds

[joybell]

Hi. I would like to try using dark ole moulds in the varoma but don't own any at present. I read an old thread where they recommended some plastic ones but when I went to the site it recommended the top temp for the moulds was 120 degrees. Any thoughts? Thanks.

[Wonder]

I use plastic ones all the time. Sorry but I don't have the brand name so not much help.

[CreamPuff63]

Think you may be looking for the nestle dariole moulds

[cookie1]

I use the Nestlé ones and things are fine. I also have some metal ones about the same size. The Nestlé ones are easier to turn out.

[Cornish Cream]

I have these IKEA baking moulds.

[joybell]

Thank you. Glad to hear that they work well. 

[joybell]

And just realised automated text did an interesting version of dariole mould. Dark ole indeed!sorry. 

[goldfish]

joybell - you could try here . . .  (you gotta love auto correct!! )

http://www.everten.com.au/_search.php?page=1&q=dariole


http://www.kitchenwaredirect.com.au/search?q=dariole

[judydawn]

joybell,I believe the Nestle molds are also suitable for the microwave so are fine for steaming in the varoma.

[obbie]

I use plastic ones too

[Kimmyh]

GF I too would like to buy the nestle plastic dariole moulds, but those two stores don't stick them. Any other thoughts?

[joybell]

Thanks again for your thoughts. I couldn't find any of the Nestlé moulds either (or I did but couldn't find it again). I did get some Masterchef silicone pudding moulds from Spotlight of all places. They have a bigger volume, 240 mls if I remember correctly. Will let you know how they work out.

[judydawn]

Kimmy, try this site for the Nestle molds - just scroll down to the plastic ones. You can buy them separately or in a box of 50

http://www.chef.com.au/prod/109/246/1/bakeware-dariole/

[Kimmyh]

Thanks judy

[cookie1]

Gosh who would need 50 dariole moulds?