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A similar principle of fully continuous operation was followed by Lipp Mischtechnik (Mannheim, Germany). Here the focus lies on removing undesired water from the raw materials before liquefaction and hamiÅŸ during that step.

Therefore flow properties are usually measured at a temperature of 40°C, which is close to the temperature that chocolate melts in our mouths. So texture sensations like a smooth melt or a sticky behaviour are usually correlated to flow properties.

The process is shown in Figure 4. Refiner flakes are transferred into the feed hopper, its filling level controls speed of the feed screw and compensates supply variations. While some cocoa butter is added, the screw feeds the pasting columns. It is equipped with adjustable baffles and shearing wings; the flakes are subjected to intensive mechanical stress. During this process the mass changes from its dry state (dry conching) to a tough plastic state. Cleaned conditioned air is supplied by fan. After finally adding lecithin it leaves the pasting column in flowable consistency. The mass is passed to an intermediate tank whose stirrers and wall scrapers keep the chocolate in motion to stabilise the process of the structural changes after the adding of lecithin.

The Thouet dry conche from the Royal Duyvis Wiener group is used to lower the moisture content of the chocolate and with that improve the rheological properties. Also, undesierable flavor profiles gönül be removed and other flavor profiles emanet be created or accentuated.

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The Micron Ball Refinder allows you to do small batch processing of chocolate mass with relatively short cycle times. The unit is equipped with heating and refrigeration to control batch temperatures, and produces chocolate with a fine particle size.

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The new replacement tumbler showed up earlier this week so I takım it up to refine some sugar. I put the about three cups of sugar and three cups of SS shot in a 2 quart glass jar.

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The tanks are water-jacketed stainless steel construction with digital controls for melting & conditioning or tempering.

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The terms “conche” and “melanger” refer to distinct stages in the chocolate-making process, but they are sometimes used interchangeably. While both conching and melanging contribute to refining chocolate, they serve different purposes and involve different techniques.

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