End of Log Decoration Chocolate Plastic Mold - Waves - 2 Molds - 12 Cav
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A must for every pastry chef Ideal for the production of chocolate shavings, chocolate ruffles, chocolate cigars, etc. Mold Length : 300 mm Cavity Length : 85mm Mold...
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A must for every pastry chef Ideal for the production of chocolate shavings, chocolate ruffles, chocolate cigars, etc.
Mold Length: 300 mm | Cavity Length: 85mm |
Mold Width: 200 mm | Cavity Height: 67 mm |
Cavity Weight: 3.5 gr | |
Cavities: 12 pcs |
Made In Italy
Washing Instructions: Rinse in warm soapy water using a microfiber towel to lightly remove excess chocolate and towel dry with a microfiber towel or paper towel. Never place moulds in dishwasher and do not use harsh chemicals. In doing so you will loose the shininess on your chocolate. Once dry polish each cavity with a cotton ball, microfiber towel, or soft paper towel. Never use regular hand towel or sponges on moulds as these can scratch your mould.
pOLYCARBONATE MOLDS USE & CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Maintaining the pristine quality of your chocolate creations begins with the proper care of your polycarbonate chocolate molds. Proper cleaning not only ensures the longevity of these molds but also guarantees the flawless production of your exquisite chocolates
Several considerations must be taken into careful account to prevent insufficiently cleaned or damaged molds, which might result in potential cracking or scratching.
Before Use:
- Cleaning: Wash the polycarbonate chocolate molds thoroughly with warm, soapy water before the first use. Make sure you are using non corrosive detergents. Rinse and dry completely with a warm air blower or a soft non-abrasive cloth.
Using the Molds:
- Tempering: Ensure that the chocolate is properly tempered according to the recipe or recommended guidelines. Properly tempered chocolate ensures a glossy finish and easy release from the molds.
- Filling the Molds: Fill the molds with tempered chocolate using a spoon, spatula, or piping bag. Avoid overfilling; excess chocolate can make it difficult to release the chocolates cleanly.
- Tapping and Smoothing: Tap the molds gently on the counter to remove air bubbles and ensure the chocolate settles evenly. Use a spatula or bench scraper to scrape excess chocolate off the top of the molds for a clean edge.
- Setting: Allow the chocolate to set at room temperature or as per your recipe's instructions. Avoid sudden temperature changes, which can cause the chocolate to crack or lose its shine.
Demolding and Cleaning:
- Demolding: Once the chocolate has set completely, gently flex or tap the mold to release the chocolates. Avoid using sharp objects that could damage the molds.
- Cleaning after Use: Remove excess chocolate using a palette knife or knife, remove as much of the excess chocolate that may still be present on the molds.Hand wash the molds with mild detergent and lukewarm water immediately after use. Use a soft sponge remove any residue. Do not use abrasive cleaners or scrubbers that could scratch the molds.
- Drying: Dry the molds thoroughly with a soft cloth or allow them to air dry completely before storing.
Storage:
- Storing the Molds: Store the cleaned and completely dried molds in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Stack molds carefully to prevent scratching.
- Avoiding Odors: To prevent absorbing odors, store the molds away from strong-smelling items or use airtight containers.
Additional Tips:
- Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Do not expose the polycarbonate molds to extreme temperatures, such as direct heat or freezing, as it could damage them.
- Avoid Abrasive Materials: Use only soft materials like sponge or cloth to clean the molds. Abrasive materials can scratch and damage the surface, affecting the quality of your chocolates.
- Handle with Care: Handle the polycarbonate molds gently to avoid any breakage or deformation.
Always refer to the manufacturer's specific instructions or guidelines for your polycarbonate chocolate molds for any additional care or usage details.
pOLYCARBONATE MOLDS USE & CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Maintaining the pristine quality of your chocolate creations begins with the proper care of your polycarbonate chocolate molds. Proper cleaning not only ensures the longevity of these molds but also guarantees the flawless production of your exquisite chocolates
Several considerations must be taken into careful account to prevent insufficiently cleaned or damaged molds, which might result in potential cracking or scratching.
Before Use:
- Cleaning: Wash the polycarbonate chocolate molds thoroughly with warm, soapy water before the first use. Make sure you are using non corrosive detergents. Rinse and dry completely with a warm air blower or a soft non-abrasive cloth.
Using the Molds:
- Tempering: Ensure that the chocolate is properly tempered according to the recipe or recommended guidelines. Properly tempered chocolate ensures a glossy finish and easy release from the molds.
- Filling the Molds: Fill the molds with tempered chocolate using a spoon, spatula, or piping bag. Avoid overfilling; excess chocolate can make it difficult to release the chocolates cleanly.
- Tapping and Smoothing: Tap the molds gently on the counter to remove air bubbles and ensure the chocolate settles evenly. Use a spatula or bench scraper to scrape excess chocolate off the top of the molds for a clean edge.
- Setting: Allow the chocolate to set at room temperature or as per your recipe's instructions. Avoid sudden temperature changes, which can cause the chocolate to crack or lose its shine.
Demolding and Cleaning:
- Demolding: Once the chocolate has set completely, gently flex or tap the mold to release the chocolates. Avoid using sharp objects that could damage the molds.
- Cleaning after Use: Remove excess chocolate using a palette knife or knife, remove as much of the excess chocolate that may still be present on the molds.Hand wash the molds with mild detergent and lukewarm water immediately after use. Use a soft sponge remove any residue. Do not use abrasive cleaners or scrubbers that could scratch the molds.
- Drying: Dry the molds thoroughly with a soft cloth or allow them to air dry completely before storing.
Storage:
- Storing the Molds: Store the cleaned and completely dried molds in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Stack molds carefully to prevent scratching.
- Avoiding Odors: To prevent absorbing odors, store the molds away from strong-smelling items or use airtight containers.
Additional Tips:
- Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Do not expose the polycarbonate molds to extreme temperatures, such as direct heat or freezing, as it could damage them.
- Avoid Abrasive Materials: Use only soft materials like sponge or cloth to clean the molds. Abrasive materials can scratch and damage the surface, affecting the quality of your chocolates.
- Handle with Care: Handle the polycarbonate molds gently to avoid any breakage or deformation.
Always refer to the manufacturer's specific instructions or guidelines for your polycarbonate chocolate molds for any additional care or usage details.
SHIPPING INFORMATION
Standard delivery purchases can take up to 2-3 days processing time before they are shipped using UPS Delivery, or the US Postal Service to all 50 United States, Mexico and Canadian addresses which in most cases depart within 2-5 business days after processing has cleared. Arrival times depend on your location. Other Countries, please contact us for inquiry.
We do not ship to PO Box Addresses.
Delivery Charges are calculated using "On-Demand Shipping Rates" based on weight / zone plus handling.
United States: Items shipped using UPS Ground Service, or the regular US Postal Service arrive within 1-7 business days from shipment of your order.
Canada and Mexico: Items shipped using UPS Standard to Canada and Mexico arrive within 7-12 business days from shipment of your order.
Import tax, duty and brokerage fees are assessed by Canadian Customs and charged to customer at time of delivery.
NEXT DAY DELIVERY AND EXPEDITED SHIPPING
Delivery Charges are calculated using "On-Demand Shipping Rates" based on weight / zone plus handling.
Orders must be received by 2:00pm EST - Monday through Friday for Next Day shipping, or when an alternative expedited shipping method is selected to ensure the delivery can be made within the time frame of the expedited shipping method chosen.
Saturday / Sunday and holiday delivery is not available on rush deliveries. Rush delivery is not available on all catalog items.
RETURN POLICY
With a few exceptions, all regularly stocked products can be returned within 30 days of receipt as long as the product is in new and unused condition, undamaged, and in its original packaging with all original tags and labels attached.
Exceptions: We are unable to accept returns for the following items: Special Order Products, Books, Perishable Items, Equipment, and Final Sale items.
For defective or damaged products, please contact us at info@pastrychefsboutique.com or 732-872-7879 to arrange a refund or exchange.
Restocking Fees: A restocking fee may be deducted from your return credit to cover the cost of processing the items back into stock. This fee is 15% of the item(s) cost.
For more details on our Return Policy and to find out how to start the Return Process, please see https://www.pastrychefsboutique.com/content/Sales-and-Returns-Terms
SHIPPING INFORMATION
Standard delivery purchases can take up to 2-3 days processing time before they are shipped using UPS Delivery, or the US Postal Service to all 50 United States, Mexico and Canadian addresses which in most cases depart within 2-5 business days after processing has cleared. Arrival times depend on your location. Other Countries, please contact us for inquiry.
We do not ship to PO Box Addresses.
Delivery Charges are calculated using "On-Demand Shipping Rates" based on weight / zone plus handling.
United States: Items shipped using UPS Ground Service, or the regular US Postal Service arrive within 1-7 business days from shipment of your order.
Canada and Mexico: Items shipped using UPS Standard to Canada and Mexico arrive within 7-12 business days from shipment of your order.
Import tax, duty and brokerage fees are assessed by Canadian Customs and charged to customer at time of delivery.
NEXT DAY DELIVERY AND EXPEDITED SHIPPING
Delivery Charges are calculated using "On-Demand Shipping Rates" based on weight / zone plus handling.
Orders must be received by 2:00pm EST - Monday through Friday for Next Day shipping, or when an alternative expedited shipping method is selected to ensure the delivery can be made within the time frame of the expedited shipping method chosen.
Saturday / Sunday and holiday delivery is not available on rush deliveries. Rush delivery is not available on all catalog items.
RETURN POLICY
With a few exceptions, all regularly stocked products can be returned within 30 days of receipt as long as the product is in new and unused condition, undamaged, and in its original packaging with all original tags and labels attached.
Exceptions: We are unable to accept returns for the following items: Special Order Products, Books, Perishable Items, Equipment, and Final Sale items.
For defective or damaged products, please contact us at info@pastrychefsboutique.com or 732-872-7879 to arrange a refund or exchange.
Restocking Fees: A restocking fee may be deducted from your return credit to cover the cost of processing the items back into stock. This fee is 15% of the item(s) cost.
For more details on our Return Policy and to find out how to start the Return Process, please see https://www.pastrychefsboutique.com/content/Sales-and-Returns-Terms
USE & CARE
Maintaining the pristine quality of your chocolate and pastry creations begins with the proper care of your silicone molds. Proper cleaning not only ensures the longevity of these molds but also guarantees the flawless production of your exquisite creations.
Several considerations must be taken into careful account to prevent insufficiently cleaned or damaged molds, which might result in potential cracking or scratching.
Before Use:
- Cleaning: Wash the molds thoroughly with warm, soapy water before the first use. Make sure you are using non corrosive detergents. Rinse and dry completely with a warm air blower or a soft non-abrasive cloth.
Using the Molds:
- Hot/Cold Use: Silicone molds (regardless of colour) can be used both in the oven and in the freezer. The molds can go directly from the freezer to the oven. They can also be used in microwaves with the exception of the CRISP function.
- Temperature Range: Most silicone molds can stand a tempwerature range from -60°C to +230°C (-76°F +446°F).
- Filling and Using Molds: Pour the mixture into the mold.
Place the mixture in the oven, refrigerator or freezer. The mold can go directly from the freezer to the oven.
Unmold by slightly bending the mold, gently detaching the edges before turning them over. If cooking, remove the preparation only after it has completely cooled.
Cleaning:
After every use, it is important to clean silicone molds right away. The silicone material is designed to withstand extremely high temperatures. Thus, you don’t need to worry about the molds warping when you wash them. One thing you need to be wary of is stretching the molds too much during the washing process. Do not clean with aggressive detergents (the pH of the solution must be between 5 and 10) or abrasive sponges.
- Dishwasher: The molds can be washed in the dishwasher in top rack (adding rinse aid is not recommended, avoid aggressive detergents)
- By Hand: Be extra careful when handling them as you rinse them with soapy, warm water to ensure that you do not cause damage.
Drying: Dry the molds thoroughly with a soft cloth or allow them to air dry completely before storing. To dry the molds quickly, we recommend placing them in the oven at 100°C for 10 minutes.
Additional Tips:
- Stains and White Particles: Since silicone is a porous material, it can sometimes absorb part of some types of ingredients with which it comes into contact (this happens in particular with fat-based ingredients such as butter, cocoa butter, and acidic ingredients like tomato paste, etc.) and then releases them little by little gradually making them emerge in the form of small light dots on the surface of the silicone or a light stain. Therefore, if you have detected white dots or a sort of light powder on the surface of the mold after using and washing it, we confirm that it is cocoa butter contained in the ingredients previously used to fill the mould or another fat based ingredient. Additionally if there is a stain, it will be from darker acidic ingredients. Regardless of either of these instances, the quality of the product remain absolutely unchanged. To eliminate these stains, simply place them in the oven (without any dough or ingredients) for about an hour at a temperature of 200-220°C. You can also eliminate the emergence of particles from the mold by immersing it in boiling water for a few minutes so that it releases what it has previously retained into the water.
- Avoid Abrasive Materials: Use only soft materials like sponge or cloth to clean the molds. Abrasive materials can scratch and damage the surface, affecting the quality of your molds.
- Handle with Care: Make sure your molds are completely dry before putting them into an oven. Do not place the mold in contact with direct sources of heat (electric hobs, open flames, grills, glass ceramics, etc.). Do not use knives and sharp objects directly into the mold.
Always refer to the manufacturer's specific instructions or guidelines for your polycarbonate chocolate molds for any additional care or usage details.
USE & CARE
Maintaining the pristine quality of your chocolate and pastry creations begins with the proper care of your silicone molds. Proper cleaning not only ensures the longevity of these molds but also guarantees the flawless production of your exquisite creations.
Several considerations must be taken into careful account to prevent insufficiently cleaned or damaged molds, which might result in potential cracking or scratching.
Before Use:
- Cleaning: Wash the molds thoroughly with warm, soapy water before the first use. Make sure you are using non corrosive detergents. Rinse and dry completely with a warm air blower or a soft non-abrasive cloth.
Using the Molds:
- Hot/Cold Use: Silicone molds (regardless of colour) can be used both in the oven and in the freezer. The molds can go directly from the freezer to the oven. They can also be used in microwaves with the exception of the CRISP function.
- Temperature Range: Most silicone molds can stand a tempwerature range from -60°C to +230°C (-76°F +446°F).
- Filling and Using Molds: Pour the mixture into the mold.
Place the mixture in the oven, refrigerator or freezer. The mold can go directly from the freezer to the oven.
Unmold by slightly bending the mold, gently detaching the edges before turning them over. If cooking, remove the preparation only after it has completely cooled.
Cleaning:
After every use, it is important to clean silicone molds right away. The silicone material is designed to withstand extremely high temperatures. Thus, you don’t need to worry about the molds warping when you wash them. One thing you need to be wary of is stretching the molds too much during the washing process. Do not clean with aggressive detergents (the pH of the solution must be between 5 and 10) or abrasive sponges.
- Dishwasher: The molds can be washed in the dishwasher in top rack (adding rinse aid is not recommended, avoid aggressive detergents)
- By Hand: Be extra careful when handling them as you rinse them with soapy, warm water to ensure that you do not cause damage.
Drying: Dry the molds thoroughly with a soft cloth or allow them to air dry completely before storing. To dry the molds quickly, we recommend placing them in the oven at 100°C for 10 minutes.
Additional Tips:
- Stains and White Particles: Since silicone is a porous material, it can sometimes absorb part of some types of ingredients with which it comes into contact (this happens in particular with fat-based ingredients such as butter, cocoa butter, and acidic ingredients like tomato paste, etc.) and then releases them little by little gradually making them emerge in the form of small light dots on the surface of the silicone or a light stain. Therefore, if you have detected white dots or a sort of light powder on the surface of the mold after using and washing it, we confirm that it is cocoa butter contained in the ingredients previously used to fill the mould or another fat based ingredient. Additionally if there is a stain, it will be from darker acidic ingredients. Regardless of either of these instances, the quality of the product remain absolutely unchanged. To eliminate these stains, simply place them in the oven (without any dough or ingredients) for about an hour at a temperature of 200-220°C. You can also eliminate the emergence of particles from the mold by immersing it in boiling water for a few minutes so that it releases what it has previously retained into the water.
- Avoid Abrasive Materials: Use only soft materials like sponge or cloth to clean the molds. Abrasive materials can scratch and damage the surface, affecting the quality of your molds.
- Handle with Care: Make sure your molds are completely dry before putting them into an oven. Do not place the mold in contact with direct sources of heat (electric hobs, open flames, grills, glass ceramics, etc.). Do not use knives and sharp objects directly into the mold.
Always refer to the manufacturer's specific instructions or guidelines for your polycarbonate chocolate molds for any additional care or usage details.
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