In her previous article how to make chocolate with cocoa beans (bean to pas), Chef Prish discussed the chocolate conching …

Chocolate mass is made from fat or fat containing ingredients – usually cocoa butter and liquor, sometimes milk fat and particles, usually sugar, cocoa solids and sometimes dry milk products.

Derece only will good heavy molds make your chocolate look more professional and like "real chocolate" (looks around) they will make the important step of molding and unmolding much easier. You want good heavy molds. Trust us. 

Optimal taste: The refining process helps to develop the chocolate’s flavor and remove any unwanted flavors or odors.

Original and versatile 5 in 1 manufacturing solution performing the function of a cocoa liquor mill, sugar mill, mixer, refiner and conche – all in one single machine. The Refiner/Conche is the universal solution for making chocolate, compounds, coatings, pralines, truffles and fillings for small to medium production capacities.

Smooth chocolate: The machine helps to refine the chocolate to a smoother texture, which enhances the eating experience.

Physically measurable properties of chocolate masses, like flow attributes or hardness, are correlated to sensory perceptions such as snap, hardness, melting and the like. So in terms of texture it is possible to predict quality by measurements and thus to compare alternative technologies. This is much more difficult in terms of flavour. Of course white, milk and dark masses – ideally to be produced on the same equipment – taste different.

 The stirrer system is detachable from the machine and it is possible to title it. Every detail was thought out for Chocolate Melting Tank easier exploitation. 

For chocolate and chocolate coating production, Kocotek specializes in traditional five-roll refining combined with dry conching, kakım well birli, the modern ball mill production technology, combined with either a continuous ‘wet’ conche or a batch ‘dry’ conche.

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The terms “conche” and “melanger” refer to distinct stages in the chocolate-making process, but they are sometimes used interchangeably. While both conching and melanging contribute to refining chocolate, they serve different purposes and involve different techniques.

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