Have you had issues with air pockets showing up on your enrobed confections? This week’s tip is to be sure the chocolate curtain on your enrober is as close as possible to the centers or confections being enrobed to avoid air pockets. If the curtain is too far above your centers, then there is more of an opportunity for air pockets to form.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Tip #101: Keep the Chocolate Curtain on Enrober Close to Centers
Out
of respect for confectioners’ busy holiday schedules, December’s blog tips will
be quick tips.
Have you had issues with air pockets showing up on your enrobed confections? This week’s tip is to be sure the chocolate curtain on your enrober is as close as possible to the centers or confections being enrobed to avoid air pockets. If the curtain is too far above your centers, then there is more of an opportunity for air pockets to form.
This tip was shared at our 2013 Chocolate Boot
Camp education course. Learn more about this hands-on course for confectioners
at retailconfectioners.org/bootcamp.
Have you had issues with air pockets showing up on your enrobed confections? This week’s tip is to be sure the chocolate curtain on your enrober is as close as possible to the centers or confections being enrobed to avoid air pockets. If the curtain is too far above your centers, then there is more of an opportunity for air pockets to form.
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