Method of making a combination popsicle and device therefor

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Surface coated – fluid encapsulated – laminated solid... – Frozen material

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426101, 426249, 426134, 426139, 426565, A23G 900

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056608667

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a combination popsicle wherein an ice layer whose surface is uneven is formed on the circumference of a core stuff, a method for making the same and a device for the method. As an ice material for forming the ice layer, irregular ice crystals in size are used which is provided by collecting uniformly dispersed fine ice crystals in a cohering process to form into lumps and by crushing the lumps. Because of this, with the irregular ice crystals, uneven form which is clear can be constantly formed on the surface of the ice, popsicle.

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