Re: Adding Liquid Fat To Powder
I don't have any experience of your materials but I doubt it is practical. There are systems which can spray a fine mist of liquid to coat falling particles but 20% is pushing it.
At 20% liquid I am surprised it is still a powder anyway, most materials with 20% liquid would turn into a wet cake. I can understand why solidifying the fat first is the normal way to do this. ■
Adding Liquid Fat To Powder
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Re: Adding Liquid Fat To Powder
Stash,
In general, the process will require very intimate mixing of the liquids with the powders (the powder fineness is a key factor, to provide surface area for wetting out the liquids - perhaps in the range or D97 <10 to 50 micron ESD) Using a highly-dispersive mixing process, you must trial at different loads to determine if this level remains a powder or will convert to a paste. We can discuss the various mixing processes to accomplish. Please don't hesitate to call. ■
Adding liquid fat to powder
Is there a process out there that can add 20 % liquid fat to powders. ( milk, Whey) and keep the end product as a powder. Some manufacturers are using liquid nitrogen to the fat and making crystals prior to blending.
There must be another way! ■