ES393512A1 - A procedure to produce continuously a mass of alveolar golosine, in molds. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

A process for continuously producing a mass of alveolar candy, in molds, characterized by comprising the steps of pouring into a mold, at ambient pressure, a fluid, pasty, plastic, hot, bubbled mass, and solidifying by cooling, enclosing the mold loaded in an enclosure isolated from the environment and whose volume is only slightly greater than that of the mold, advancing said enclosure towards a zone of low vacuum, allowing during said advance towards said zone of low vacuum to act the own heat of the hot mass on the bubbles to increase its volume a little and thereby also increase a little the volume of the mass in the mold, create an additional increase in the volume of bubbles and mass when introducing and traversing said mold with its enclosure by said area of low vacuum and then introduce said mold in a high vacuum zone to substantially increase the volume of said bubbles and consequently that of the mass, while and at least the free face of said mass to an intense cooling to quickly solidify a layer of said mass that includes said free face and forms a rigid dome that includes cells created by said bubbles in said mass, then decreasing the degree of cooling and allowing the remainder of the mass to progressively solidify under the same high vacuum towards its center, then discharge from said high vacuum zone to said mold with the substantially solidified alveolar mass only slightly above its softening point and defining a self-sustenance of the dough, and then unload the mass of candy resulting from the mold. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)