Process of refining saccharide crystals during food processing

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CA 1334899

In an improved process for producing food products, such as confections, including milk and dark chocolate, a crystalline saccharide such as sucrose, and a fat such as cocoa butter, are blended with a minor amount of water. The blend is refined, such as by passing it through the nip of at least one pair of refining rolls, to produce particles having a size less than about 50 micrometers. The minor amount of water is effective to dissolve saccharide particles having a size less than about five micrometers. Subsequently, the refined product is heated and agitated to remove the minor amount of water. The resulting semi-processed food ingredient is useful for producing food products having improved viscosity characteristics.

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