Stratified chromatically distinct sherbet confection and method

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

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426249, 426565, 426515, 426512, 426516, 426524, A23G 904, A23G 928

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045073260

ABSTRACT:
A selectively shaped, chromatically distinct stratified sherbet confection and method of making the same. Partially prefrozen chromatically distinct sherbert extruded from a multichambered extrusion head and subjected to extremely low temperatures, preferably by spraying the surface of the extrusion with liquid nitrogen, to form a structural cohesive external rigid crust, which contributes to the stability of the extrusion's shape during subsequent operations upon it.

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