Dried marshmallow methods of preparation for increasing bowl life
AssigneeGeneral Mills, Inc.
InventorsPhilip K. Zietlow, Gerald L. Wilson, Michael A. Helser
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AssigneeGeneral Mills, Inc.
InventorsPhilip K. Zietlow, Gerald L. Wilson, Michael A. Helser
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The present invention describes methods of cooling dried aerated confectionery pieces to increase bowl life, comprising the steps of: A. cooling a hot dried aerated confectionery piece in a soft plastic state having (1) a moisture content of less than 3.5% by weight, (2) an initial temperature of at least 80° C., and (3) a glass transition temperature (“Tg”) of at least 15° C., to a temperature within a tempering temperature range, said tempering temperature range being Tg+5° C. to about Tg+30° C. to form a partially cooled, dried aerated confectionery piece; B. maintaining the cooled dried marshmallow piece within the tempering temperature range for about 1 to 15 minutes to form a tempered partially cooled, dried marshmallow piece; and C. further cooling the tempered partially cooled, dried marshmallow piece to below its Tg to form a cooled, dried marshmallow piece in solid form that exhibits an increased bowl life.
A method of cooling a dried aerated confectionery piece to increase its bowl life, comprising the steps of:
A method of cooling a dried aerated confectionery piece to increase its bowl life, comprising the steps of:
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