Our Cold Break system generates a thermal treatment that produces partial inactivation of the pectin enzyme activities and, as a consequence of this, syneresis, or the extraction or expulsion of a liquid from a gel, is augmented. The system has been specifically designed to gradually increase the temperature up to medium levels … from 60 to 70°C (140 to 158°F). As more time is given to the pectin enzymes to work on the fibers, the product remains fluid throughput the process. If you are oriented to producing tomato juices and low viscosity sauces you should choose the Cold Break method which allows slower inactivation of enzyme activity and results in a less viscous end-product.
Features & Benefits
- User-friendly
- Temperature controller and indicator recorder with air-operated steam control valve
- Includes: safety valve, automatic steam trap, thermometer and pressure gauge
- End-product retains excellent flavor and color
Details
- Cold Break method involves a processing temperature below 70°C, which results in product low pectin, less viscous, with a higher syneresis and excellent organoleptic characteristics
- Typical applications of the Cold Break system are for fruit juice/puree, tomato soup/puree and vegetable soup/puree
Options & Models
- There is also available a Super Cold Break System for juices with a high fiber content, similar to our Cold Break System, but working at even lower temperatures
