Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
Number of Forms 21 21 21
Number of Forms 21 21 21
Style K599 Tiered Dome K600 Tall Gothic Triangle K601 Tall Cube
Number of Forms 21 24 24
Number of Forms 21 21 21
Number of Forms 21 21 21
Number of Forms 30 30 30
Number of Forms 30 30 30
Number of Forms 30 30 24
Number of Forms 30 30 28
Style K551 Grooved Rectangle K552 Oval Grooved Top K553 Timbale
Number of Forms 36 32 18
Style K549 Pinstride Cube K545 Twisted Cylinder K546 Lined cube
Number of Forms 24 54 54
Number of Forms 24 18 24
Number of Forms 24 28 24
Number of Forms 32 28 32
Number of Forms 36 28 40
Number of Forms 18 24 24
Number of Forms 32 44 32
Number of Forms 32 24 32
Number of Forms 28 24 24
Number of Forms 32 35 36
Number Forms 40 36 28
Number of Forms 78 60 56
Number of Forms 20 36 28
Number of Forms 24 24 20
Number of Forms 24 18 24
Number of Forms 24 24 24
Style K558 Tiered Square K559 Split Oval X110-M Sail Curve
Number of Forms 24 20 20
Number of Forms 36 40 15
Number of Forms 24 18 24
Number of Forms 24 24 24
Assortment
4 each of 6 designs: Fluted round, triangle, heart, snail, walnut & shell. 2.75 approximate diameter of each cavity. 24 cavities total. K511
Number of Forms 8 8 8
Number of Forms 20 24
The superiority of chocolate, both for health and nourish ment, will soon give it the same preference over tea and coffee in America which it has in Spain Thomas Jefferson
Number of Forms 28 28 28
Number of Forms 28 15 15 15
Size of Forms (mm) 1.25 d x 0.8 2.2 d x 0.5 0.9 x 0.9 1.4 x 0.6 x 0.6 1.18 d x 0.4 d x 0.5
Number of Forms 49 54 54 54 40
Chocolate is a divine, celestial drink, the sweat of the stars, the vital seed, divine nectar, the drink of the gods, panacea and universal medicine. Geronimo Piperni, quoted by Antonio Lavedan, surgeon in the Spanish Army, 1796
Egg Molds
Each mold produces half eggs.
EGG LENGTH CAVITIES
12 8 3 2 1 1 1 1
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Standing Rabbit
1 Piece mold, 734" tall. Produces 2 halves. K835
Chocolate Machines
Strength is the capacity to break a chocolate bar into four pieces with your bare hands and then eat just one of the pieces Judith Viorst
Chocolate Tempering Machine Commercial A simple way to melt, temper and hold chocolate. Hot air melts chocolate and then maintains it at a proper temperature. A digital display (in Celsius only) and a thermostat offers temperature range of 20 to 60 C. The stainless steel frame is insulated for efficiency and temperature regulation. Easy to remove and clean stainless steel pan with a 26 pound (12 kg) capacity. This machine can also be fitted with stainless steel probe (item number P394-P, sold separately) for a more accurate temperature reading. Made in France. 110 volt 300 watts, Heat source: electric coil. P394 Probe for P394 Chocolate Tempering Machine Commercial This probe works in cooperation with chocolate tempering machine (P394). It conveniently hooks up to the machine and allows you to read the actual temperature of your melted chocolate in the digital display rather then the machines set air temperature. P394-P
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Chocolate Sprayer
Turbine powered system for high air volume and low pressure. The result is a finer spray with less overspray. The nozzle on the hand gun has adjustable pattern size (0.25" to 6"), 3 different shapes, and adjustable air control. Great for showpiece and production work. 115 volt, 10 amp, 15 foot hose. P240 P240-A Extra Spray Can
Chocolate Utensils
Acetate Sheets
Excellent for chocolate work. Easy to handle. Shiny surface. Won't dull finish of chocolate. Non-stick. 15.87" x 24". Packed 100 to a carton. B861 100
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Chocolate Spatula
For spreading or smoothing melted chocolate. Great for wiping chocolate molds. Also for making curls. Stainless steel, semi-flexible blade. 7" across. Plastic frame and handle. B950
10 piece set. Sturdy stainless steel with wood handles. 8" long. B677
b. Petit Four Dipping Set
4 piece set. Sturdy stainless steel with wooden handles. 8" long. B677-A
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Chocolate Fork
Four piece set. B989
Chocolate Books
The greatest tragedies were writen by the Greek Sophocles and English Shakespeare. neither knew chocolate. Sandra Boyton
The Art of the Chocolatier: From Classic Confections to Sensational Showpieces Ewald Notter
NEW
A must-have guide to chocolate making and chocolate showpiece design, from renowned confectionery expert Ewald Notter. Covering the full spectrum of chocolate work-from the fundamentals of chocolate making to instruction on advanced showpiece design and assembly-The Art of the Chocolatier is the most complete and comprehensive guide to chocolate-making on the market. The book covers basic information on ingredients, equipment, and common techniques in the pastry kitchen, while also offering clear, step-by-step instructions on creating small candies and large-scale chocolate pieces. L1762
Chocolate & Confections - formula, theory, and technique for the artisan confectioner Peter P. Greweling, CMB
Master confectioner Peter Greweling of The Culinary Institute of America has at last produced the bible of artisan confectionery. It is a comprehensive guide to the ingredients, theory, techniques, and formulas needed to create every kind of chocolate and confection. Illustrated throughout with nearly 200 striking full-color photographs and illustrations, Chocolates & Confections provides a comprehensive foundation in confectionery. It offers accessible explanations of theory as well as illustrated step-by-step guidance on technique, from tempering chocolate to candying fruit. 388 pages. Hardcover. L1691
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