Set de tartaletas Monaka

Our Monaka tartelette set is developed in collaboration with Michelin chef Edward Lee from restaurant Udtryk in Copenhagen. He opened his doors may of 2025 and received his first ever michelin star after 41 days of having been open. This mold consist of 5 in one and is inspired by the Japanese crisp sweets made from mochi (crispy rice). The design is made so you are able to fill them up, and use them for making mochi’s or you can use them as a tartelette as Edward has done. The mold comes with 5 mid pieces for making the tartelette and one cutter for a nice edge. The silicone molds are made in Denmark and can withstand between -40 to 250+ degrees.

Dimensions

Molde Monaka: 5 cm x 1,5 cm

Molde de silicona: 29 cm x 6 cm

Nos esforzamos por enviar los productos en un plazo de 1 a 3 días, en función de la disponibilidad de existencias.

Plazos de envío:

• Países de la UE: La entrega suele tardar entre 3 y 5 días.
• Fuera de la UE: La entrega suele tardar entre 5 y 7 días.

Tenga en cuenta que estos plazos son estimaciones y pueden variar en función de factores externos como la tramitación aduanera y los servicios de entrega locales.

Tenga en cuenta lo siguiente: In addition to shipping fees, U.S. customers may be subject to customs duties, taxes, or import fees upon delivery.

These fees are determined by U.S. authorities and are not included in the cost of your order.

For products made from materials like steel or aluminum, additional charges may apply.

These fees are the responsibility of the customer and are paid directly to U.S. Customs

Instrucciones de limpieza:

Para limpiarlo, lávelo sólo con agua tibia y jabón.

Special for US customers

International customers, including those in the U.S., may be subject to additional duties, taxes, or import fees upon delivery. These charges are not included in your order total and are set by U.S. Customs.

The exact fees can vary depending on the product and its materials (such as steel or aluminum). Customers are responsible for these charges, which are paid directly to U.S. Customs.