Web seminar: Aerated confectionery
Date: 01.10.2024 – 02.10.2024 Language: English Venue: Online
Aerated confectionery, often referred to as „aerated candy“, represents a delightful and innovative category within the world of sweets. This confectionery is known for its unique texture and mouthfeel, which is achieved through aeration, a process that introduces air bubbles into the confectionery matrix.
Here’s a closer look at aerated confectionery:
- Aeration Process: The hallmark of aerated confectionery is the incorporation of air into its structure during the production process. This is typically achieved through mechanical means, such as whipping or mixing, which introduce air bubbles into the candy mass. The result is a light, airy, and often foamy texture that contrasts with traditional, denser confections.
- Types of Aerated Confectionery: Aerated Gummies and Candies: Some gummies and candies are aerated to create a softer, chewier texture. This is often achieved by incorporating gas-releasing agents into the candy matrix during production.
- Texture and Sensation: Aerated confectionery offers a distinct sensory experience. The abundance of tiny air bubbles creates a light and delicate mouthfeel. When the candy is consumed, it tends to melt or dissolve rapidly, releasing its flavors and leaving a pleasant, airy sensation on the palate.
- Flavor Varieties: Aerated confectionery is available in a wide range of flavors and styles. Manufacturers often combine aeration with various flavorings, fillings, or inclusions to create diverse taste profiles, catering to a broad spectrum of consumer preferences.
- Market Popularity: Aerated confectionery has garnered popularity for its unique texture and flavor innovation. It often appeals to those looking for a lighter and less dense candy.
- Production Challenges: Crafting aerated confectionery requires precision in controlling aeration levels to achieve the desired texture. Additionally, factors such as temperature, humidity, and ingredient quality play crucial roles in the production process.
In conclusion, aerated confectionery represents an exciting segment in the world of sweets, offering consumers a distinct texture and sensory experience. Soft and airy gummies, this confectionery category continues to captivate taste buds and push the boundaries of candy innovation. Its popularity stems from its ability to deliver a unique, melt-in-the-mouth sensation that delights candy enthusiasts around the world.
The seminar aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of aerated confectionery, covering the technical aspects of the aeration process, types of products, and the creation of unique textures and flavors. Attendees will learn about current market trends and consumer preferences, as well as the challenges in production, including quality control and environmental factors. This knowledge will help them innovate and succeed in developing and marketing aerated confectionery products.
This seminar is ideal for product developers, professionals from marketing and procurement, as well as many other interested participants who would like to engage with the topic of aerated confectionery
Tuesday, October 1, 2024
13:30 Welcome and Introduction ZDS e.V. Market products and classifi cation Guilllermo Geschwindner, ZDS e.V. Basics of Aeration External presenter Gelatine for aerated products Liubov Skliarenko, GELITA AG Egg albumin for angel kiss External presenter 15:00 Screen break Potato starch and potato protein for vegan aerated products Stefan Wessel, Avebe Food Innovation by Nature Hydrolysed proteins for vegetarian and vegan aerated products Wim Blom, Kerry Group – Applied Health and Nutrition Angel Kiss extrusion Matthias Drees, OKA-Spezialmaschinenfabrik GmbH Co. KG 17:15 Final discussion 17:30 End of day
Wednesday, October 2, 2024
13:30 Glucose and Fructose-glucose syrup Arzu Kerim, Cargill Starches,Sweeteners Texturizers Sugar Guilllermo Geschwindner, ZDS e.V. Heating and cooking, Aeration technologies – introduction, Batch wise aeration 1 and 2-step aeration Guilllermo Geschwindner, ZDS e.V. Continuous aeration of aerated confectionery products and marshmallow extrusion Oliver Klein, Hansa Industrie-Mixer GmbH Co. KG 15:00 Screen break Mogul technology for aerated fruit gums Gerd-Volker Preidt, Makat Candy Technology GmbH Market samples tasting 17:30 Final discussion and end of the web seminar -subject to changes-
790,00 € Services Included • Handouts as pdf-document • Product sample box for live-testing