Matfer Bourgeat Stainless Steel Log Dessert Mould
Product Description
The Matfer Bourgeat log dessert mould is a straightforward stainless steel mould designed for shaping cold dessert preparations in a professional pastry or kitchen environment. It is commonly used for...
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 58(H) x 80(W) x 500(D)mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Weight
- 1.7kg
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Product Description
The Matfer Bourgeat log dessert mould is a straightforward stainless steel mould designed for shaping cold dessert preparations in a professional pastry or kitchen environment. It is commonly used for mousses, bavarois, ice cream logs, jelly-based preparations, and similar set desserts that require a clean, uniform shape prior to portioning and service.
Stainless steel construction gives this mould a practical durability advantage over silicone or plastic alternatives in busy kitchen environments. It holds its shape under repeated use, tolerates the temperature extremes involved in chilling and freezing, and cleans down quickly between batches. The leak-resistant design helps maintain clean edges on set preparations, which matters when presentation is part of the service standard.
From an operational perspective, this type of mould suits kitchens that produce dessert logs in advance and hold them chilled or frozen until service. The format is particularly well suited to banqueting and event catering, where consistent portioning across a large number of covers is important, and to à la carte operations where a single mould can be used to prepare one or two logs per service period.
- Durable stainless steel construction withstands repeated freezing and chilling cycles
- Leak-resistant design supports clean edges on delicate set preparations
- Easy to clean between batches, supporting good hygiene practice
- Suits advance preparation workflows — produce, set, store, and portion to order
- Consistent log format simplifies portioning for banqueting and event service
This is a single-mould format. Operations producing large volumes of log desserts across multiple covers or menu lines may find it worth considering a larger batch of moulds or alternative formats to match their production throughput.
If you are unsure whether this size is the right fit for your menu or production volume, the team is happy to help you think it through before you order.
Key Features
- Stainless steel construction tolerates repeated freezing and chilling cycles
- Leak-resistant design maintains clean edges on set preparations
- Single-piece format suitable for mousses, ice cream logs and jelly preparations
- Smooth internal surface supports clean release of set desserts
- Robust enough for regular commercial pastry kitchen use
Operational Benefits
- Consistent log shape simplifies portioning across large covers
- Advance preparation reduces dessert plating time during busy service
- Durable build reduces replacement frequency in high-use kitchens
- Quick to clean between batches, supporting good kitchen hygiene practice
- Reliable shape retention helps maintain consistent presentation standards
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 58(H) x 80(W) x 500(D)mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Weight
- 1.7kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- This mould is well suited to cold set preparations including mousses, bavarois, ice cream logs, and jelly-based desserts. It is designed to be filled, chilled or frozen, then turned out and portioned for service, making it a practical choice for advance preparation workflows.
- That depends on your covers, menu frequency, and how far in advance you prepare. A single mould works well for smaller operations or menus where one or two logs are prepared per service. Higher-volume sites, or those running log desserts as a regular menu feature, would typically work with multiple moulds to maintain production flow without waiting on set times.
- Both materials have a place in a professional pastry kitchen. Stainless steel offers greater structural rigidity, which helps maintain a precise shape and is more durable under heavy daily use. Silicone moulds can offer easier release on certain preparations. For kitchens prioritising durability and clean geometric results, stainless steel is generally the more reliable long-term choice.