Method and apparatus for producing and dispensing aerated products
AssigneeKateman Family Limited Partnership
InventorsPaul Kateman, Matthew K. Haggerty, Clay A. Burns
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AssigneeKateman Family Limited Partnership
InventorsPaul Kateman, Matthew K. Haggerty, Clay A. Burns
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Apparatus for producing and dispensing an aerated product comprises a mixer which has a first inlet for receiving a fluid to be atomized, a second inlet for receiving a gas, and an outlet. A relatively long continuous turbulence passage of relatively small cross section has one end positioned to receive the effluent from the mixer outlet and its other end spaced from the mixer outlet so that the effluent is subjected to confined turbulent mixing in the turbulence passage until that fluid is discharged from the passage other end. If the aerated product is to be cooled, the turbulence passage leads to a cooling area which cools and at least partially freezes the fluid issuing from that passage. A method of producing the product is also disclosed. The invention has particular application to the making and dispensing of frozen yogurt and ice cream and allows for the service of individualized fresh portions in a variety of flavors and with little required cleaning.
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Apparatus for producing and dispensing an aerated food product comprising
Apparatus for making an aerated frozen food product comprising
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Apparatus for producing and dispensing an aerated food product comprising
Apparatus for producing and dispensing an aerated food product comprising
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