PL67228Y1 - A form for cutting cakes - Google Patents

Description

2 PL 67 228 Υ1

Pattern description

The object of the utility model is a cookie cutter mold, especially for cutting shortbread cookies from a sheet of rolled dough.

Hitherto, single punching molds or a set of interconnected punching molds have been used to cut cookies from a rolled dough sheet. The known cutters for cutting cookies from a dough sheet are most often in the form of a polygon or a cylinder, the sides of which are shaped in various patterns and at the same time serve as dough cutting blades. Working with such molds consists in pressing the mold several times into the rolled-out dough to obtain the required number of cookies of a specific shape, and then the products shaped in this way should be gradually transferred to a baking sheet. This method is difficult, slow and ineffective. Its disadvantage is in particular the laborious work of transferring the cut-out products to the baking sheet.

The above-described disadvantages and disadvantages of the known cookie cutting molds are eliminated by the utility pattern cutting mold. The essence of the utility model is that the punching mold consists of a base plate and a movable part. A mold for punching cakes from a rolled dough sheet containing blade-ending punching shapes consists of a base plate and a moving part, and conical punching shapes are formed with a blade tipped end on the base plate. The tapered punching shapes are tapered from the plane of the base plate towards the blade, and the movable portion has holes of predetermined shapes that conform in shape and arrangement to the tapered shapes for punching out the base plate, the predetermined shape openings connected by a flat portion. The movable part has handles on two opposite sides. The base plate is circumferentially surrounded by a raised rim, and the movable part is circumferentially surrounded by a raised rim.

In order to be able to easily remove dough residues which remain in the plane of the movable part during the production of biscuits, the movable part on two opposite sides has handles with which the movable part can be lifted above the base plate and thus the dough residues are removed.

The advantage of the form according to the utility model is the simple and quick production of various shapes of cookies. At the same time, it is possible to cut approximately 20 or more blanks of different shapes depending on the size of the punching mold.

The subject of the utility model is explained in more detail using the attached drawing, where:

Fig. 1 - Shows the assembled punching mold

Fig. 2 - shows the movable part of the punching mold

Fig. 3 - Shows the base plate with punched shapes

Fig. 4 - is a cross-sectional view of a punching mold assembly arranged on a baking tray

Fig. 5 - It shows the cookie cut shapes arranged on a baking sheet

The punching mold 10 consists of a rectangular base plate 1 and a rectangular movable part 2. Conical shaped punching parts 1.1 are formed on the base plate 1, the shape of which corresponds to that of the biscuits being cut out. The tapered punching shapes 1.1 extend above level 1.2 of the base plate 1 and terminate at a blade 1.3. The tapered punching shapes 1.1 taper from level 1.2 of the base plate 1 in the direction of blade 1.3. The base plate 1 is circumferentially surrounded by a raised rim 1.4.

The rectangular movable part 2 comprises openings 2.1 with shapes that follow the shape of the conical punching shapes 1.1 on the base plate 1. The openings 2.1 are connected by a connecting part 2.4 on which dough residues remain during the production of biscuits. Handles 2.2 are formed on two opposite sides of the movable part 2. The movable part 2 is circumscribed by a raised edge 2.3.

For the production of biscuits, the procedure is as follows: The base plate 1 with the movable part 2 is placed on the baking tray 6. The previously prepared and rolled dough 4 is transferred to the blades 1.3 of the conical punching shapes 1.1 on the base plate 1. Using a roller 5, the blades 1.3 cut out the appropriate shapes of the biscuits, and due to the conical shape of the cutting shapes 1.1, the biscuits are pressed onto the baking sheet 6. On the straight part 2.4, in the space between the openings of various shapes 2.1 of the movable part 2 remains unused

Claims (3)

3 PL 67 228 Υ1 dough. By lifting the movable part 2 with the grips 2.2, the dough remains are separated for reuse. Subsequently, the base plate 1 is lifted upwards and only the cut cakes 8 will remain on the baking tray 6. Safety Claims 1. A mold for the cutting of cookies from a sheet of rolled dough comprising shaped punching elements terminated in a blade, characterized in that it consists of a base plate ( 1) and the movable part (2), and on the base plate (1) there are formed conical punching formers (1.1) ending with a blade (1.3), the punching conical formers (1.1) taper from the plane (1.2) of the base plate (1) in the direction of the blade (1.3), and the movable part (2) has holes of predetermined shapes (2.1) the shape and arrangement of which correspond to the conical shapes for punching (1.1) of the base plate (1), the holes having defined shapes (2.1) are connected by a flat part (2.4). A cookie cutting mold according to claim 1 4. The device of claim 1, characterized in that the movable part (2) has handles (2.2) on two opposite sides. 3. A cookie cutting mold according to claim 1, A device according to claim 1, characterized in that the base plate (1) is circumferentially surrounded by a raised rim (1.4) and the movable part (2) is circumferentially surrounded by a raised rim (2.3).