Processes for producing composite ice confections, and products thereof
AssigneeThomas J. Lipton, Inc.
InventorDavid Tresser
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Abstract
Composite confection of a biscuit or wafer with a frozen confection the biscuit or wafer having a converture of a sweetened fat-containing composition having a slip M.P in the range of 27.degree.-34.degree. C. and a viscosity at 46.degree. C. of N.sub.3 at 10 poise, N.sub.100 at least 2.0 poise, and N.sub.CA at least 1.2 poise.
Claims14
A process for producing a composite edible product containing a dry edible material selected from the group consisting of biscuits and wafers and a water-containing edible confection selected from the group consisting of ice or ice cream which comprise the steps of:
- (a) spraying a relatively water-impermeable fat-containing edible material which when measured at 46.degree. C. has a viscosity of .eta..sub.3 at least 10 poise, .eta..sub.100 at least 2.0 poise, and .eta..sub.CA at least 1.2 poise, from an atomizing spray gun onto a dry edible material selected from the group consisting of biscuits and wafers, and
- (b) combining the water-containing edible confection with the sprayed dry edible material.
A process for producing a composite edible product containing a dry edible material selected from the group consisting of biscuits and wafers and a water-containing edible confection selected from the group consisting of ice or ice cream which comprises the steps of:
- (a) spraying a relatively water-impermeable fat-containing edible material which when measured at 46.degree. C. has a viscosity of .eta..sub.3 at least 10 poise, .eta..sub.100 at least 2.0 poise, and .eta..sub.CA at least 1.2 poise, from an atomizing spray gun on to a dry edible material from the group consisting of biscuits and wafers,
- (b) cooling the resulting product by applying a cooling fluid stream to at least initiate solidification of the water-impermeable fat-containing material, and
- (c) combining the water-containing edible confection with the sprayed dry edible material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.