Chocolate mold for kunafa - transparent, 129 mm

Chocolate mold for kunafa - transparent, 129 mm Description

With this Porto Formas Simple Mold you can create professional pralines. Simply fill the bottom of the PET mold with chocolate up to the edge. Let it solidify and then press out the chocolate. Dubai Kunafa Chocolate Mold Model: 129 Dimensions diameter praline: 54mm x 35mm x 13mm The mold contains 9 cavities Number of molds: 1 Category: Simple Molds These molds are made by the Brazilian manufacturer Porto Formas. Porto Formas is one of the largest producers of praline molds and 3 Part Molds. With a so-called 3 Part Mold you can create perfect praline shells, chocolate cups and many other designs with ease and perfection - without wasting valuable melted chocolate. With the help of marked filling lines on the molds, as well as with inserts used to create the shape of the shell itself, you can say "goodbye" to turning and twisting the chocolate mold to cover the walls with chocolate. Check out 3 Part Molds here. Instructions: 1. Pour/squirt your melted chocolate or candy melts into each cavity, up to the rim. Gently tap the mold to even out the chocolate and to remove any air bubbles. 2. Place in the refrigerator/freezer and allow the chocolate to set. The time will depend on the size and what is stated in the recipe. 3. Once your chocolate shell has hardened, pour in your chosen filling (caramel, jam, ganache, etc.) and then seal with a layer of chocolate. Then allow the chocolate to harden again. 4. Carefully remove the praline from the mold. These molds are made of PET plastic and make it easy to remove the chocolate from the mold, leaving them with a shiny surface! The molds are food safe, odorless and easy to clean. To clean and reuse the mold, simply wash with a damp cloth in warm water and then let dry. We do not recommend using cleaning sponges or brushes. Not dishwasher safe. Keep the mold away from direct sunlight and do not expose it to temperatures above 122C. Please note that exposure to extreme temperatures (cold or hot) may cause the mold to deform or crack.