The Ultimate Guide To Chocolate STORAGE TANK
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Is it possible to produce dark, milk and white mass using identical equipment or even on the same production line?
From the paste mixer the coarse unrefined chocolate paste is transported to the buffer above the pre-refiner. A fully automated slide gate feeds the coarse chocolate paste to the rolls.
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Use the table below to estimate possible melt rates of chips or buttons and blocks – from small (10lbs) to one titrem. The examples below are based on melting chips/buttons with typical coating characteristics.
The paste mixer is the first step in the conventional ‘roller refined’ chocolate production process. All essential ingredients that make up chocolate (typically: sugar, cocoa powder, cocoa butter and cocoa liquor, milk and whey powders and some other ‘minor’ ingredients) are accurately dosed according the recipe and thoroughly mixed before being transported to the hopper, which is above the pre-refiner.
The fundamental advantage Chocolate DOUBLE TUBE BALL REFINER over batch conches is that fully continuous lines are established. On the other hand side a asgari throughput of 1,250kg/h is required over a longer time, so the process is not suitable for frequent recipe change or smaller companies.
• Comprehensive suite of control and monitoring functions including maintenance, energy monitoring, storage and downloading data for production along with safety protection and process monitoring
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So in practice, chocolate makers will always have to negotiate individually with suppliers. This paper will provide an introduction to the possibilities on the market.
For example it was proposed to dry skimmed milk powder to below one per cent water and to coat it with fat, which allows us to perform a very short liquefaction process instead of classical conching2.
Yes, we offer several types of product delivery systems from the melter to your existing equipment. These include product filters and magnets, pumps, jacketed pipelines and sieve systems.