“Finding Dory Birthday Party Idea: DIY ‘Finding Dory Chocolates” #FindingDory

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We have waited not so patiently for 13 years to see more of the adventures of Dory, Nemo, and the rest of the animated cast, but it’s finally here!
Don’t let the long list of supplies scare you away, this is a really easy and FUN candy to make!

If you are planning a ‘Finding Dory‘ Birthday Party, you will love this ‘Finding Dory Birthday Party Idea“! Our “DIY Finding Dory Chocolates“are simple to make. We recommend purchasing the mini lunch bags, filling them with these goodies, then topping them off with our free Finding Dory printable Goodie Bag Toppers!!!

Supplies Needed for our Finding Dory Birthday Party Idea:

Fish mold
Blue candy melts
Yellow candy melts
Orange candy melts
White candy melts
Candy eyes
3 ziplock bags
Small saucepan
4 glass bowls

Directions for our Finding Dory Birthday Party Idea

Step 1: Place one candy eye in each mold in the general vicinity of where an eye should go. Click Here to see the mold I used, while it is not the exact shape of either Nemo or Dory I promise you most kids won’t notice!

Step 2: Use a glass bowl that fits over top your sauce pan but doesn’t fall completely inside, this makes a double boiler which helps your chocolate melt quickly and evenly. You want double boiler you want to about 1” of water in the saucepan, place the bowl on top then pour in about ½ cup of candy melts. Turn heat on medium and stir frequently until melted. I went ahead and got all my bowls ready with the wafers so I could just switch them out as I needed each color..on medium and stir frequently until melted.

Step 3: Melt your yellow first, allow to cool slightly, then transfer to a ziplock bag, snip off the corner and squeeze into the mold in the tal area and a strip on the side for Dory’s fin. Try to get the tip of your bag as close to the mold as possible to avoid air pockets.Place your mold in the refrigerator to allow chocolate to set while you work on the next color-blue.

Step 4: Use a spoon to transfer the blue melted waters into the mold, filling up the rest of the cavity. Press firmly with the back of the spoon to fill it completely. Scrape excess chocolate from edges of your mold.

Step 5: For Nemo (or Marlin) I followed the same procedure above, first I placed an eye in the mold then I put white chocolate in a ziplock bag and squeezed in alternating layers leaving space in between. Place mold back in refrigerator, and allow it to harden then repeat with the white.harden then repeat with the white.