Syrup preparation
Define the recipe and ingredients, then discuss weighing, mixing, dissolving and feeding.
Candy Processes
An illustrative process plan. Confirm the stages and equipment configuration against the product, recipe and project conditions.
Define the recipe and ingredients, then discuss weighing, mixing, dissolving and feeding.
Discuss the cooking approach for hard candy, gummies, toffee or milk candy.
Discuss mold depositing or other forming methods for the shape, filling and finished product.
Coordinate cooling, demolding and conveying with the forming process and factory layout.
Candy routes vary by product. Confirm additional stages such as gummy gelation and marshmallow aeration or cutting against the recipe and product requirements.
Product application examples
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Product application examples
Equipment & production lines
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For hard-candy cooking, depositing and cooling.
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For gummy cooking, depositing and cooling.
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For toffee depositing, cooling and demolding.
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For milk-candy cooking, pulling and forming.
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Discuss the product and factory conditions together to plan a suitable process and equipment configuration.
Discuss your plan with MethenaShare the product type, shape, filling, finish and ingredient or recipe conditions.
Describe target output, production schedule and existing equipment to discuss integration.
Share available space, layout and on-site utility conditions.
Tell us whether you need one machine, a line extension or a complete production solution.
Frequently asked questions
Different recipes, textures and forming requirements affect cooking and forming equipment. Define the product before discussing the equipment combination.
Start by discussing one machine and its feeding, discharge and links to your current process. For a complete line, plan the stages together.
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