Does anyone know where i can buy 50ish small chocolate hammers from?

Question

They are for our wedding favours!! Thors Hammer is considered to be a fertility symbol. They do not have to be chocolate, candy or jelly would be fine. The wedding is on the 13th July so don't really have time to have them specially made. Please help!!

Answer 1

The following web site sells 3 inch foil wrapped hammers at 50 for $60.00 which is reasonable.

Answer 2

I am guessing and hoping that you live in the UK, judging from your spelling of 'favour'!

If you do, I have found something for you, not too expensive, either:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Quality-Food-Safe-Plastic-Chocolate-Mould-DIY-TOOLS_W0QQitemZ190118648891QQihZ009QQcategoryZ57211QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem

It's a food mould of tools, one of which is a hammer. I know you'll be busy in the run up to your wedding, but maybe there's someone who'll be only too willing to help you out by making them? There are 2 available for sale so if you both both, it'll halve the time it takes to make them.

Or try these:

http://www.treasureislandsweets.co.uk/acatalog/Chocolate_Tools.html

Or these:

http://www.retrosweets.co.uk/chocolate_tools.shtm

Or here (they are hand-weighed, so you may be able to request only hammers):

http://www.thesweetiestop.co.uk/assorted-chocolate-tools.php


I hope some of these ideas help - good luck with the wedding! x

Answer 3

Rather than looking around in the shops (a tall order), ask your local catering college. As an ex- catering student, this would be an exciting challenge for the students. I'm sure that the staff would come to a favourable arrangement regarding cost etc.

Answer 4

why dony you buy a childs small toy hammer.
keep the plastic mould it comes in , melt some cooking chocolate, pour it in the mould and let it set,[ cheaper way of doing it, and you can make the size you want,,