Method of making crust liqueurs by annular flow cooling of the h

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Filling cavity in edible solid preform with edible material

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62 68, 62342, 426515, 426519, 426524, 426572, 426660, A23G 320

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ABSTRACT:
A process of making crust liqueurs by producing a hot aqueous filling liquid, cooling and thereby supersaturating said liquid in the presence of stirring and friction by continuous sweeping an annular flow of said liquid on a cooled smooth surface, depositing the cooled liquid into preformed chocolate shells and closing said shells. The cooling step is conveniently performed by use of a conventional swept surface heat exchanger and the temperature of cooled liquid may range preferably from +5.degree. to -10.degree.C. Subjecting the green chocolate candies to a conditioning step, preferably between 10.degree. - 20.degree.C, most preferably around 15.degree.C improves the desirable properties of the crust.

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