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Caramel for Ice Cream
Caramel for Ice Cream comes in an aromatic form which is meant to be mixed within the ice cream, providing a delicious caramel taste. Caramel colors and filling can be used to give rich color to as well as create an attractive ripple in ice cream. Caramel flakes or inclusions are pieces of caramel that are coated with non-hydrogenated fat and have good resistance to water.
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Caramel for Beer
Caramel for Beer gives color and taste to all kinds of beer. This product provides color to beer during the brewing process and under warm conditions, as well as after the brewing process takes place during cold conditions. Caramel for beer comes in a range of 15 different great caramel shades.
Caramel for Chocolate
Caramel for Chocolate can be used for fillings in pralines or chocolate balls. The caramel for chocolate varieties include milk and butter caramel, caramel with slightly salted butter, and caramel butterscotch. When mixed within the chocolate, caramel powder provides a caramel taste and unique, signature flavor. Caramel flakes can be used as inclusions in chocolate bars, because they give a crunchy effect and a smooth caramel taste. Caramel flakes come in different sizes ranging from 0.5 to 8 mm.
Caramel for Coffee
Caramel for Coffee is a burnt sugar powder that helps the dispersion of grey particles generally seen in coffee. This great product provides a brighter, reddish-brown color to coffee, as well as a sweetness and roundness to coffee bitterness. The cost of caramel is lower than the cost of coffee making it very cost effective. Caramel for coffee has a shelf-life of two years.
Caramel for Dairy Products
Caramel for Dairy Products is a combination of sugar and water and can be thickened with certain food-thickeners. This product can be used as a thickening agent to stabilize caramels that are going to be used in conjunction with custards. Getting a thicker caramel enables the food to keep a correct viscosity, which gives the caramel an unctuous and pouring aspect. Having the correct viscosity helps the caramel avoid going up along the inner surface of the cans and baked custards from soaking in the caramel.
