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Professional Chocolate Tools and Equipment JB Prince Professional Chocolate Tools & Equipment - 1- Professional Chocolate Tools & Equipment Professional Quality Chocolate Molds Made in Europe of food safe, clear, rigid polycarbonate. Very detailed and extremely well made. ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K719 Flat Top Domes 33 d x 23 21 K595 Pinwheel 30 x 30 x 18 21 K592 Dome with Swirl 30 d x 18 21 K598 Knot 25 x 26 x 21 21 K594 Spiral Tower 30 d x 19 21 K562 Indented Slope 30 x 20 24 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K728 Square Leaf Tile 41 square x 8 10 K745 Textured Corner Rec. 28 x 20 x 13 24 K556 Wave Rectangle 33 x 25 x 12 24 K747 Toy Block 25 square x 13 24 K548 Mini Square 15 square x 15 108 K214 Plain Square 24 square x 15 40 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K557 Crest 30 x 23 x 18 24 K317 Elegance 35 x 25 x 19 32 K718 Flat Sided Domes 28 d x 15 21 K301 Fluted Oval 37 x 23 x 17 36 K720 Pointed Cylinders 28 d x 20 21 K209 Diamond 37 x 26 x 13 28 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K506 Gift Box 30 square x 20 24 K549 Pinstride Cube 22 square x 24 24 K207 Square 26 square x 15 36 K546 Lined Cube 20 square x 21 54 K211 Bar 31 x 21 x 11 36 K536 Interlocking 26 square x 20 28 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K593 Tilted Oval 32 x 23 x 19 21 K509 Fleur Diamond 45 x 30 x 18 24 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K591 Pulse 17 x 37 x 22 21 K565 Shark’s Tooth 35 x 20 x 15 30 K501 Dot Bar 35 x 25 x 18 28 K212 Geodesic Dome 30 d x 20 40 K503 Pineapple 35 x 25 x 20 24 K909 Tear Drop 38 x 30 x 21 24 K310 Pyramid 26 x 26 x 22 32 K305 Dome 30 d x 20 32 K507 Cherry Swirl 30 d x 21 28 K307 Cherry 37 d x 22 35 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K578 Notched Dome 28 d x 19 28 K206 Ridged Dome 30 d x 18 40 K582 Twist 28 x 20 x 17 28 K547 Peaked Mound 25 x 30 x 24 36 K200 Kugelhopf 30 d x 18 35 K554 Round Swirl 34 d x 24 24 K716 Almonds 41 x 30 x 11 24 K721 Angled Cylinder 29 d x 17 21 K308 Oval Swirl 33 x 26 x 20 32 K303 Turban 28 d x 21 40 K567 Abstract 30 x 18 x 15 30 K717 Octagon 25 diam x 139 24 Professional Chocolate Tools & Equipment - 2 - - 3- Professional Chocolate Tools & Equipment ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K932 Rounded Square 28 square x 16 28 K722 Sloping Domes 23 d x 13 32 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K715 Textured Hearts 33 x 28 x 16 32 K933 Ridged Oval 41 x 24 x 20 20 K729 Quenelle 46 x 25 x 13 16 K610 Rectangular Market 37 x 15 x 14 21 K312 Medium Hearts 25 x 30 x 14 28 K934 Shallow Square Indent 30 square x 11 28 K723 Log with Detail 38 x 18 x 15 25 K611 Rectangular Lined 37 x 15 x 14 21 K612 Rectangular Smooth 28 diam x 14 21 Heart Molds ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K516 Fleur de Lys 30 x 35 x 20 28 K597 Ridged Cylinders 26 d x 16 21 K114 Mini Hearts 22 x 21 x 8 60 K613 Oval Market 37 x 21 x 14 21 K580 Half Pipe 27 x 23 x 14 28 K520 Hexagonal 35 x 40 x 21 20 K528 Large Hearts 34 x 36 x 20 18 K614 Oval Smooth 37 x 21 x 14 21 K724 Chef Toque 20 x 41 x 10 12 K577 Notched Cylinder 22 d x 20 28 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K605 Round Market 28 diam x 14 21 K608 Square Market 25.4 square x 12.7 21 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K606 Round Lined 28 diam x 14 21 K609 Square Smooth 25.4 square x 12.7 21 K550 Cylinder 20 d x 29 36 K733 Matryoshka Doll 50 x 20 x 12 16 K607 Round Smooth 28 diam x 14 21 K725 Cylinder Bowls 33 d x 21 21 K732 Buddha Face 35 x 26 x 20 21 K717 Octagon 28 x 26 24 K731 Mask 37 x 20 x 18 24 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K522 Triangle Log 22 x 30 25 28 K513 Ridged Pyramid 40 square x 40 18 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K521 Oblong 13 x 45 x 18 36 K514 Tilted Cone 32 d x 42 24 K744 Cocoa Pod 48 x 25 x 13 24 K543 Cups 50 d x 34 12 K746 Triangle Twist 43 x 20 x 18 24 K581 Step 26 x 19 x 16 28 K906 Alphabet 38 x 6 26 K517 Cups 25 d x 20 32 Professional Chocolate Tools & Equipment - 4 - - 5- Professional Chocolate Tools & Equipment Chocolate Bar Molds ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K314 Assortment Various 36 K511 Assortment Various 24 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K602 Seven Bar 127 x 28 x 20 7 K585 Notched Rectangle 119 x 29 x 10 8 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K531 Spoons 114 x 25 x 10 10 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K864 Classic Small Candy 84 x 25 x 20 15 K740 Base for Spheres 25 square x 13 24 K615 Swirl Cone 32 diam x 44 20 K741 Base for Spheres 43 square x 20 10 K616 Abstract Flower Bowl 38 approx diam 15 K730 Cone 40 diam x 8 21 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K215 Demispheres 30 d x 13 44 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K901 Demispheres 40 d x 21 15 K541 Five Section Bar 110 x 40 x 6 8 K910-50 Demispheres 50 d x 24 12 K727 Bamboo Stalk 114 x 18 x 18 9 K910-55 Demispheres 55 d x 27 6 K920-60 Demispheres 58 d x 28 8 K910-60 Demispheres 60 d x 30 8 K910-65 Demispheres 63 d x 33 6 K920-60 Demispheres 58 d x 28 8 K920-70 Demispheres 71 d x 36 6 K920-80 Demispheres 79 d x 41 6 K920-100 Demisphere 102 d x 51 1 K920-120 Demisphere 119 d x 61 1 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K920-140 Demisphere 140 d x 71 1 K584 Twist Bar 112 x 25 x 16 8 K907 Bar 127 x 36 x 21 6 Professional Chocolate Tools & Equipment - 6 - - 7- Professional Chocolate Tools & Equipment Chocolate Magnetic Molds Vintage Luggage & Camera Mold The modern and minimalist praline design gives way to the novelty of the vintage chocolates. Camera Mold has 18 forms and the dimensions are 1.33" L X 0.82" W X 1.18" H. Luggage Set Mold has 12 forms (6 small and 6 large forms). ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS The Small luggage form is 0.90" L X 0.39" W X 0.75" H. K861 Sphere 26 diam 28 The Large luggage form is 1.38" L X 0.51" W X 1.14" H. K927 $23.90 ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K853 Square 25 square x 14 28 K856 Fluted Round 35 d x 16 15 K855 Frame 35 x 30 x 17 15 K851 Oval 30 x 20 x 16 28 K852 Round 25 d x 16 28 K854 Tear Drop 30 x 22 x 16 28 Ornaments Molds Italian design and quality. Designed and produced to give pastry chefs a perfect tool to create fine chocolate decorations. Wonderful decorations which will leave space enough for a personal interpretation in order to make your desserts unique. ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS K857 Small Hearts 33 x 33 x 17 15 K700 Rectangle 48 x 12 x 9 16 K858 Round Smooth 25 d x 31 32 K702 Square Tile 28 square x 9 15 K701 Disk 32 d x 7 18 Half-Spheres Mold Kit Imagine a soft dessert wrapped into a crunchy chocolate mold. Made of polyethylene, the chocolate sphere molds and showpieces facilitate the preparation of shells to cover a semifreddo or to combine together, thanks ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS to the different diameters available, to create elegant and geometric showpieces. K929 Heart Halves 76 6 K926 Leaf 64 16 K923 Double Horns 62 16 K925 Sticks 110 22 6 ITEMS 4 ITEMS • 3.93" DIAM., produces 1 forms. • 1.96" DIAM., produces 6 forms. • 5.11" DIAM., produces 1 forms. • 2.55" DIAM., produces 4 forms. DIAM DIAM • 5.51" ., produces 1 forms. • 2.95" ., produces 4 forms. ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILITERS FORMS ITEM NUMBER NAME MILLILI- FORMS • 5.90" DIAM., produces 1 forms.
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