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Confectionery Hard Boiled Candy

Hi, can anyone suggest how Hard Boiled Candies can be Reworked efficiently without using the laminated in the Rework Tank? Currently Using - Crushing Method an…

General by Sahdev Prasad published updated last reviewed 3 replies 561 views

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Hi,
can anyone suggest how Hard Boiled Candies can be Reworked efficiently without using the laminated in the Rework Tank?

Currently Using - Crushing Method and then melting into the Rework Tank.

Anyone from the confectionery kindly suggests.

Thanks
Sahdev

Food R&D Emeritus reply

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Thats the typical.way of rework, do you have problems with that.....?

Sahdev Prasad reply

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the concern is related to the INKS (on the laminate) and Plastics (Pillow Wrap) used in the Rework Process, isn't it hazardous for human health?

Food R&D Emeritus reply

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Reworking high bolied means you do only fed the scraps ( from candy cutters ) ⁰ and bare candies not the wrapper ..
Its absurd ( not foodsafe ) to put "non edibles "into your rework tank..

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