Chocolate bars with curvature - 5 pieces

Price: CHF19.90
VAT included
Reference 0020-0554 Category Chocolate bars mould Brand Martellato EAN13 8029859133020
Product in stock
more than 30 pieces available

Product Features

Size Length: 18 cm / Width: 8.5 cm / Height: 0.6 cm
Quantity 5 pieces with 15 curved squares each
Approximate weight of the finished chocolate mold 100 g
Country of production Italy
Size of the end product Length: 15 cm / Width: 7 cm / Height: 0.5 cm
Material Food-safe PET
Note BPA-free

Chocolate bars with curvature - 5 pieces

Create elegantly curved bars and set creative accents - step by step, just like in a confectionery shop. With this chocolate mold, you can create several bars in a consistent shape, ideal for personal gifts and fine sets. How is it used? Temper the chocolate coating in three stages - melt, cool, reheat - and check the processing temperature with a chocolate thermometer. Prepare the mold carefully: rinse lukewarm with mild detergent without lye or rinse aid, rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, dry very well, polish with non-fraying absorbent cotton and only touch the edges; the mold should be at room temperature. For color effects, heat cocoa butter paint to approx. 40 °C (in short intervals in the microwave or in a warm water bath), place sprinkles over the edge of the spoon with a brush, leave to dry for 5-10 minutes and then spread over the entire surface of the mold; remove excess paint with the metal horn. Fill tempered couverture, mixed with dry ingredients if desired, into a piping bag, tap the mold lightly, chill for 10-15 minutes and release the bars; chill a little longer if necessary. Vary the finish with dried fruit, chocolate gitattos or a touch of metallic powder. What is a dimensionally stable polycarbonate mold suitable for? After polishing, it provides a beautiful shine and the bars release easily thanks to cold-induced contraction - unlike flexible silicone. The chocolate bar molds help you to achieve consistent results with a professional look.

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