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I have a shell mold too, they would be super easy to make...just melt white and milk or dark chocolate, swirl gently together and pour into the molds.  But to take to Mexico...I may just buy the Guylian chocolates that are starting to appear all over in stores for Christmas (and lots of lesser - known chocolate companies put them out as well for cheap).  I'm thinking they'll travel much better than a home-made chocolate, but I'm sure it could be done!  Either way, I plan to have my mom carry them in her carry-on with a cold pack in her bag...then we'll keep them in our AC'd room.  I wouldn't put them in the fridge, as there may be condensation when you take them out and they'll lose their glossy exterior.

 

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Originally Posted by sunshine2413 View Post

So kool... How are these marble chocolate shells made? I have the shell mold and I watched a few videos on youtube on making them with gumpaste but chocolate sounds much more appealing! Has any one made them or do you know where to buy them?
 



 



 

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I think this is what we are going to do too!!! It's easy and should work out nicely!

Originally Posted by MJKH View Post

I have a shell mold too, they would be super easy to make...just melt white and milk or dark chocolate, swirl gently together and pour into the molds.  But to take to Mexico...I may just buy the Guylian chocolates that are starting to appear all over in stores for Christmas (and lots of lesser - known chocolate companies put them out as well for cheap).  I'm thinking they'll travel much better than a home-made chocolate, but I'm sure it could be done!  Either way, I plan to have my mom carry them in her carry-on with a cold pack in her bag...then we'll keep them in our AC'd room.  I wouldn't put them in the fridge, as there may be condensation when you take them out and they'll lose their glossy exterior.

 

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I'll post this on the Canadian bride forum too, but I just wanted to let the girls in Canada (who are looking to decorate their cake/cupcakes with chocolate shells) know that Shoppers Drug Mart has Belgian chocolate seashells out for Christmas.  I bought a box of 24 (250g) for $5.99, but I'm sure if you watch you'd get them on sale.  For research sake, we opened them up and tried them ; )

 

They're really fresh, tasty, creamy rich chocolates.  The only issue is the colour difference in 1/2 of the chocolates which is totally intentional, but completely unnecessary and personally, I wouldn't mix the two on my wedding cake.  But if you used 1/2 on the cake and the other colour on cupcakes or something, no one would probably ever know!  What I liked about these was that they had starfish and fish shapes in their box too...

 

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