arob
Jr. Member
Easter eggs is a very old Christian tradition. Why? The Easter egg symbolizes the empty tomb of Jesus. Huh? yes .. to ancient man the egg was a miracle. A chicken egg appears to be like the stone of a tomb, yet a live bird hatches from it!. Similarly, the Easter egg, for Christians, is a reminder that Jesus rose from the grave, and that those who believe will also experience eternal life.
This mold appears to be made of a tin. Tin molds were used for such confectioneries because tin was even more versatile. Madelines, teacakes, and petit fours were all baked in small, stamped-tin “patty pans,”
This Easter egg mold snaps tight to keep heat in and bake the oval objects hard with a smooth finish on the surface that happens naturally when the chocolate cools *in some processes with some types of chocolate.
Shasha Shaun Navazesh CEO of Shasha Bread, sprouted grains bread bakery has these antiques on display to the public in his museum-like shrine to the history of bread making in Etobicoke Ontario Canada alongside kitchenware and other bread baking collectibles gathered from all around the world.
This mold appears to be made of a tin. Tin molds were used for such confectioneries because tin was even more versatile. Madelines, teacakes, and petit fours were all baked in small, stamped-tin “patty pans,”
This Easter egg mold snaps tight to keep heat in and bake the oval objects hard with a smooth finish on the surface that happens naturally when the chocolate cools *in some processes with some types of chocolate.
Shasha Shaun Navazesh CEO of Shasha Bread, sprouted grains bread bakery has these antiques on display to the public in his museum-like shrine to the history of bread making in Etobicoke Ontario Canada alongside kitchenware and other bread baking collectibles gathered from all around the world.
