Method for improving heat resistance of aerated chocolate
A gas-filled chocolate, heat-resistant technology, applied in cocoa, food science, sugary food ingredients, etc., to achieve good heat resistance, not easy to soften and deform, and prevent collapse and deformation
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Embodiment 1
[0064] A method for improving the heat resistance of aerated chocolate is to coat a heat-resistant chocolate shell on the surface of the aerated chocolate center through a coating technology, wherein the heat-resistant chocolate shell is made of the following ingredients by weight percentage:
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[0066] At the same time, the heat-resistant chocolate shell also includes lecithin accounting for 0.4% of the total weight of the heat-resistant chocolate shell. Among them, trehalose is added as a low-melting carbohydrate, replacing the sucrose in the chocolate ingredients in equal amounts.
[0067] The aerated chocolate center is made from the following ingredients in terms of weight percentage:
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[0069] In addition, the sandwich also includes 0.1% lecithin and 0.02% vanillin of the total weight of the sandwich.
[0070] The ingredients in the heat-resistant chocolate shell and the filling formula are respectively refined and refined to obtain the heat-resistant chocolate sa...
Embodiment 21
[0075] A method for improving the heat resistance of aerated chocolate. The difference from Example 1 is that the amount of trehalose in the heat-resistant chocolate shell is 15%, and 34% sucrose is included. The aerated chocolate obtained by the same method will not soften, deform, melt, or collapse when the ambient temperature reaches 40°C.
Embodiment 22
[0077] A method for improving the heat resistance of aerated chocolate. The difference from Example 1 is that the amount of trehalose in the heat-resistant chocolate shell is 20%, and 29% sucrose is also included. The aerated chocolate obtained by the same method will not soften, deform, melt, or collapse when the ambient temperature reaches 40°C.
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