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The Best Places to Store Your Silicone Molds
In professional kitchens, storing silicone molds is an important aspect of organization and efficiency. Here are some suggestions for properly storing your molds to maintain their food safety compliance.
- Use Shelves: Shelves are an excellent way to store your silicone molds in a professional kitchen. Organize them by size and shape for easy access.
- Use Baskets: You can use baskets to organize your molds based on their size or shape. Save space by placing them under a shelf or counter.
- Use Carts: Carts are also an excellent option for storing silicone molds, especially if you need to transport them from one place to another. Organize your molds on shelves or in bins on the cart for easy transportation.
The layout of your bakery or pastry shop is essential to easily and quickly find your kitchen tools.
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Our Tips for Organizing Your Silicone Molds in Storage Spaces
Here are some tips for effectively organizing your silicone molds.
- Sort the Molds: Before storing your professional silicone moulds, separate frequently used items from rarely used ones. This allows you to keep frequently used molds easily accessible. You can also sort them by shapes (round, rectangular, square, etc.).
- Use Storage Boxes: You can use plastic, cardboard, or fabric boxes to store your molds, preferably by shape. Make sure to choose the right size for mold storage to prevent them from stacking up or getting damaged.
- Store Your Molds Vertically: If you store silicone molds in a box, store them upright, not flat. This saves space and facilitates the identification of the shape you are looking for.
- Label Your Molds: If you have multiple similar shapes, label them to easily distinguish between them. You can use paper or plastic labels that you stick on the storage box. For example, you can write the names of the preparations, cakes that will be made with the molds.
- Protect Your Molds: Place parchment paper or paper towels between each mold to prevent them from deforming or scratching. By following these simple tips, you can effectively store and organize your silicone molds and keep them in good condition for the long term.
