Devices and methods for dosing
AssigneeSmitten Ventures, Inc.
InventorsRobyn Sue Fisher, Whitfield Janes Fowler, Zachary Stephen Radding, Brandon Clyde Onstott
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AssigneeSmitten Ventures, Inc.
InventorsRobyn Sue Fisher, Whitfield Janes Fowler, Zachary Stephen Radding, Brandon Clyde Onstott
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Systems and methods of producing a frozen food product include mixing ingredients with a liquefied gas, e.g. liquid nitrogen. The texture and quality of the food product may be determined by sensing temperature or viscosity, and controlling the rate at which the liquefied gas flows into the mixture, i.e. dosing. This functionality may be achieved using one or more scoops, the position of which may be controlled by actuators. The dosing may be controlled by a program that receives input from one or more sensors, and the program may be responsive to input of the type or amount of ingredients being mixed. In addition, the dosing may be controlled by a human being through a user interface, e.g. by pushing a ‘dose’ button.
A cryogenic liquid delivery system comprising:
A system configured for producing a frozen confectionary, the system comprising:
A method of operating a frozen confectionary production system having a user interface, a reservoir for holding a cryogenic liquid, an output through which cryogenic liquid flows out of the reservoir, and at least one scoop, the method comprising:
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