Mold for vegetable fats and use of same
OwnerGuy VAN CRUCHTENinventor
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Abstract
A mold to receive liquid chocolate and consisting of two elements, a front element representing a three-dimensional shape where are present variations in height that are associated with a predefined pattern with a flat base and a rear element including a continuous grid whose surface covers exactly the flat surface of the front element, the grid delimiting cells, each cell may include a hole. The surface of the rear element being delineated for its arrangement with a corresponding edge of the front element and the grid being enable to imprint striations into the plastic chocolate. Further, the base of the grid of the rear element defines a plane.
Claims12
A mold for receiving liquid chocolates, the mold comprising:
- a front element representing a three-dimensional shape wherein variations in height that are associated with a predefined pattern with a flat base are present;
- and
- a rear element including a mesh whose surface covers exactly the planar surface of the front element, the mesh delimiting cells, the surface of the rear element being delimited for its arrangement with the flat base of the front element, the mesh being arranged for printing a grid pattern onto the molded chocolate and wherein the base of the mesh of the rear element defines a plane.
A process for making a three-dimensional chocolate or icing paste, wherein height variations associated with a predefined pattern are present, the method comprising:
- providing a mold for receiving liquid chocolates, the mold comprising a front element representing a three-dimensional shape wherein variations in height that are associated with a predefined pattern with a flat base are present;
- and a rear element including a mesh whose surface covers exactly the planar surface of the front element, the mesh delimiting cells, the surface of the rear element being delimited for its arrangement with the flat base of the front element, the mesh being arranged for printing a grid pattern onto the molded chocolate and wherein the base of the mesh of the rear element defines a plane;
- filling the said front element of the mold with melted chocolate or melted icing paste;
- applying the rear element of the mold when the chocolate or ice sheet poured into the front element of the mold is still liquid;
- solidifying the chocolate or icing paste, so to enable the mesh to imprint striations;
- and
- removing the rear element from the mold.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.