This course will survey, in theory and practice, the technologies and raw materials involved in the production
of the following products:
• Starch gums
• Gum arabic gums
• Pectin jellies
• Agar-Agar jellies
• Combination products
• Aerated sugar confectioneries (marshmallows, angel kisses, ...)
The functions of the ingredients as well as the involved recipes and production techniques will be discussed in detail. The production of some trendy products will be demonstrated (filled gums and sugar reduced products).
Participants
This course is intended for:
* Food technologists from the confectionery industry, who are working in R&D
* Technical service and supportive personnel of the raw material and machinery industry
* Members of manufacturing companies, who need a technical introduction to this production
The number of participants is limited to a maximum of 20 persons.
Co-ordination
Bernd KOSSACK, Sugar confectionery technologist, ZDS
Speakers from supplying industry
Dietmar FREUND, Süßwarenberatung
Henrik Aabye JENSEN, DuPont Nutrition Biosciences ApS
Britta SCHULTZE, Norevo GmbH
Britta Henne, Chr. Hansen GmbH
Jan Jaap VAN HEININGEN, Tanis Confectionery
Uwe Brennecke, Firmenich GmbH
Nadia Camuel, Tereos Syral S.A.S.
Hubert de Kezel, Cargill Europe
Date:
March 31 to April 4, 2014
Fees of the course:
Members of the ZDS association 1.675,- €
Non-members 2.235,- €
5% discount from the second participant of a company
All coffee breaks as well lunch and dinner is included in the fee.
Please remember to bring a white coat and safety shoes for the practical work.
<b>Monday March 31, 2014</b> | ||
10.00 | Welcome – Introduction to the practical course | B. Kossack |
10:10 | Introduction: Classification and composition of gums, jellies and aerated products – with samples | B. Kossack |
10:45 | Theory: Starch in gums and jellies | Hubert de Kezel |
11:15 | Coffee break | |
11:30 | Theory: Overview of the complete industrial process of gums & jellies making "Coffee break in between" | D. Freund |
13.00 | Lunch | |
14.00 | Practical Work: Production of gums made of gelatine – gum arabic – combination | B. Kossack |
17:15 | Discussion - End of the first day - Dinner | |
<b>Tuesday April 1, 2014</b> | ||
9:00 | Theory: Gum arabic – Properties and application in gums and Agar Agar – Properties and application in jellies | B. Schultze |
10:00 | Theory: Jellies made with pectin and carrageenan | Henrik Aabye JENSEN |
10:45 | Coffee break | |
11:00 | Theory: Colouring of gums, jellies and aerated products | B. Henne |
11:30 | Theory: Gelatine for gums | B. Kossack |
12:00 | Practical Work | |
13.00 | Lunch | |
14:00 | Practical Work: Production of Gelatin and Agar Agar | B. Kossack |
16:30 | Theory: Flavouring of gums, jellies and aerated sweets | U. Brennecke |
17:15 | Discussion - End of the second day - Dinner | |
<b>Wednesday April 2, 2014</b> | ||
9:00 | Practical Work: Production of jellies made of – pectin – Agar-Agar Coffee break in between" | B. Kossack |
13.00 | Lunch | |
14.00 | Theory: The use of polyols in the production of gums and jellies | Nadia Camuel |
14:45 | Coffee break | |
15:00 | Practical Work: Production of sugarfree gums and jellies Demonstration: Production of sugar reduced gelatine gums | B. Kossack |
17:15 | Discussion - End of the third day - Dinner | |
<b>Thursday April 3, 2014</b> | ||
09.00 | Theory: Aerated products – Types and characteristics – Raw materials and recipes – Manufacturing technologies | J. van Heiningen |
10:30 | Coffee break | |
11.00 | Practical Work: Manufacturing of aerated products | J. van Heiningen |
13.00 | Lunch | |
14.00 | Practical Work (continuation) In between coffee break | J. van Heiningen |
17:15 | Discussion - End of the third day - Dinner | |
<b>Friday April 4, 2014</b> | ||
09.00 | Practical Work | B.Kossack |
13:00 | Discussion/Review - End of the course - Lunch | |
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Sandra Steinmetz
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