One design, every site
The same drawing and grade for each kitchen, so the plate looks the same everywhere.
Sector · hotel and restaurant groups
When a group runs one dessert menu across several kitchens, the plate has to look the same in every one. Matched moulds are the simplest way to get there.
Why we work here

Executive pastry chefs write the menu once; brigades in each kitchen bring it to life. The mould is the part of the recipe that does not depend on who is on shift.
We make matched sets of dessert, pastry and chocolate moulds for hotel and restaurant groups, sized to each site's equipment and kept on file so a new opening gets the same tools as the flagship.
Why buyers pick us
The same drawing and grade for each kitchen, so the plate looks the same everywhere.
Trays sized to the smallest common chiller shelf across the group.
Individual portions for the pass and larger trays for banqueting.
Material declarations for each grade, supplied under our BRCGS Grade AA certification.
Typical work
A group's hero dessert, matched across every kitchen.
Multi-cavity trays for large-cover events.
Small pastry and chocolate moulds for afternoon tea and coffee service.
Plaques and chocolates carrying the hotel's crest.
Single-serve frozen moulds plated straight from the freezer.
A full set of the group's moulds for a new opening, from file.
At a glance
Solid pieces and shelled pieces
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Questions
Yes. We make them from one drawing and one grade, and keep both on file.
We design to the smallest common footprint, or make site-specific trays of the same cavity.
Yes, from a vector file, proofed on one cavity first.
One engineer, from design to delivery, for the whole group.
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
TheodoreEmployee Welfare