Rolls of Rhodoïd height 8 cm

Price: CHF9.30
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Reference 0021-0904 Category Rhodoid Brand FunCakes EAN13 8720512692365
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Product Features

Size Length: 20 m / Height: 8 cm
Color(s) Transparent
Suitable for The perfect insertion of cakes and patisserie
Material Food-safe plastic

Would you like to make a bavarian, a vacherin, or a cheescake in an adjustable frame?

Here are the acetate rolls or better known as Rhodoïd. These rolls are very handy for all frozen preparations because they will allow you to easily remove them from the mold.

Using Rhodoïd Rolls

All you have to do is make your cake base, cut the acetate to the desired size, insert the rhodoïd and add your preparation. Once your dessert is well frozen, you will just have to remove the mold and the acetate to obtain a perfect cheesecake or bavarois :)

The rhodoïd is also used to make chocolate decorations. You will be able to give the exact shape to obtain a gourmet and homemade cake deco.

Difference Between Guitar Paper and Rhodoïd

Guitar paper is normally translucent while Rhodoïd is transparent. Both types of papers are commonly used in cooking and pastry. The main difference between the two lies in their composition and properties. Guitar paper is a very thin and smooth parchment paper, usually coated with silicone on both sides to prevent food from sticking. It is ideal for working with chocolate, candies, and sugar decorations. Rhodoïd, on the other hand, is a transparent and flexible but stiffer plastic film, usually made from polyethylene. It is mainly used for making chocolate decorations, entremets, bûches, or for lining molds. Its flexibility allows it to adapt to different shapes, and its transparency makes it easy to view the final result. In summary, guitar paper is more flexible and ideal for flat decorations, while Rhodoïd, being stiffer, can be used vertically to line molds and, for example, be cut to obtain precise shapes. Both are indispensable tools in pastry making for perfect finishes and neat presentations.

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