Sized to your cabinet
Send us the shelf size of your hardening cabinet and we design trays that use it fully.
Sector · gelaterias
Gelaterias sell by the scoop, but the bars, cakes and take-home formats are where a lot of the margin sits. The right mould makes those formats easy to run behind the counter.
Why we work here

Most gelaterias make everything on site with a small team and a small freezer. Moulds have to fit the hardening cabinet, clean quickly between flavours and turn out a bar or cake that looks as good as the display.
We make gelato bar trays, gelato cake moulds, semifreddo forms and seasonal shapes for independent gelaterias and small chains. One tray is a real order, and the drawing stays on file for the next one.
Why buyers pick us
Send us the shelf size of your hardening cabinet and we design trays that use it fully.
Draft, radius and silicone hardness chosen for gelato rather than a light ice-cream.
A single tray or a pair of cake moulds is a normal order for us.
Food-grade silicone as standard, with a material declaration for each grade.
Typical work
Bar trays with a central stick channel, ready for a chocolate dip.
Single-cavity cake moulds for layered gelato cakes.
Straight-sided loaves for sliced semifreddo.
Individual torte trays for the freezer cabinet.
Summer, festival or flavour-of-the-month shapes in short runs.
Your gelateria's mark cut into the bar face.
Questions
Often, yes. A single well-made tray can be cheaper over a year than replacing stock trays that tear.
Yes, with the right grade. Tell us your machine and detergent.
Yes, from a vector file. We check the detail reads on gelato first.
We make one-piece silicone cake moulds. If you prefer a ring and acetate, we will say so.
Ready?
Tell us the format, the depositor, the wash. We'll come back with a route.
Real people, a real workshop
No call centre and no middlemen. When you contact TCI Culinary, you speak to the team who design, build and check your mould.



Thomas LaneManaging Director
George PrestonDesign & Project Manager
Kelly BallingerHead of Partnerships
Jim AndertonProduction Manager
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