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Size

SIZE OF THE CAVITY of the mould IS MEASURED IN CENTEMETERS (2.5cm = 1in)
(THIS DETERIMINES THE SIZE OF THE MODEL PRODUCED)


IN THIS WEBSITE WE CITE ONLY THE MAXIMUM DIMENSION.
( MEDIAN and MINIMUM were usually also determined)
Max (usually height or length)
Med (usually width)
Min (usually thickness)

Parts of a mould are measured in millimeters (1/10th of a centimeter; 25 = 1 inch) Most photographs contain a centimeter rule to indicate scale.

SIZES of Ice Cream Moulds in the French System

Size
De = decor
D = DG = demi-glace
E = GE = Glace entire
Lar = Large
L = Litre
Ban = Banquet Size
Show = Show Piece


De= decor= Used as decoration, for other pieces; "bite size", 2.5cc. (2,3 or 4/mould) Usually fruit, vegetable or flower)

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D=DG= demi-glace = 1/2 portion, 5cc (18-22/ Qt USA)

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E= GE= Glace entiere =FP= Full portion, 10cc (9-12/Qt USA)

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Lar= Large = These moulds sometimes have handles. 30-300cc

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L= Litre = Liter, 1.000cc will serve 8 people

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Ban = Banquet Size =Usually have a handle on each piece. 500-5000cc (table piece) [moule a fromage]

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Show =Show Piece = Over 5 liters capacity This piece is 75cm tall. (The ice cream mould of the Eiffel tower is 68 cm tall. The Statue of Liberty with base is 79 cm tall.)

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