Ready to embark on a chocolate-making adventure? Great, but first you need tools! Professional chocolatier Simon Knott explains what chocolate making machines and equipment you need for your new hobby or home enterprise, plus tips for buying the best quality tools for your needs.

The sturdy design and the vast Bühler roller know-how give you precise and consistent particle sizes in your bitiş refining process. The targeted particle size with a narrow particle-size distribution generates the mouthfeel you want and simplifies flow properties for consistent end products.

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Larger than düzgülü drums on the drive and turn-around stations allowing for much thicker than typical steel belt

If you love eating chocolate or are thinking about becoming a chocolate maker, you've come to the right place. We're here to talk about the chocolate flavor wheel, a helpful tool for understanding and describing the many flavors that come directly from the cocoa...

With most of the systems in most of the cases it will be possible to produce chocolate of at least acceptable quality. Fine-tuning and final choice katışıksız to be made in every single case; it is always both recipe and process that influences bitiş quality and there is no ‘out-of-the-box’ solution. So the best possible advice might be:

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An alternative method to produce chocolate is using a ball mill where the mass is milled and sheared at the same time. Although cocoa liquor is usually ground by ball mills, those are hamiş popular for chocolate mass in the European industry. Nevertheless those systems are commonly used worldwide. The production is closed, which ensures hygienic processing and prevents contamination. Industrial-scale ball mills work continuously.

It consists of a double-jacket cylinder with serrated internal surface. Spring-loaded scrapers break the particles during rotation; volatile water and flavours are removed by ventilation and heating.

The environment inside the Refiner is controlled, so the temperature does not increase and prevents the chocolate of being burnt.