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- To obtain the best results heat to 35-40C reducing with syrup or water as required.
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J.F.Confectionery |
Low Moisture fondant for confectionery fillings |
J.F. |
Suitable for most applications in bakery and confectionery |
Star |
Softer consistency for easier melting |
M & S |
Low glucose fondant for bakery and confectionery use |
M.F.G. |
High glucose fondant for bakery and sugar confectionery. The formulation assists gloss retention and the control of sugar crystallisation |
SR |
Softer consistency, high glucose fondant |
Bakewell |
Special recipe fondant with soft eating properties |
Icecap and Icecap RTU |
Speciality fast setting fondant for deep-freeze and chilled applications |
Enrobing |
Ready-to-use fondant requiring only heating |
RTU Fondant |
Ready-to-use fondant, available in colours and flavours |
Chocolate Fondant |
Chocolate coloured and flavoured fondant |
Pure Chocolate Fondant |
Superb flavour |
Speciality Blends |
Fondant and ingredients blended to customer requirements |
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- Store cool and dry avoid extremes of temperature.
- Avoid overheating as this will impair gloss.
- To lighten texture, increase whiteness and impart soft cutting properties, blend in 25% of Snowpeak,Snowcap or Peakmid.
- Sugar confectionery - addition of a small percentage of ‘Bloomoist’ invert sugar will increase life and give softer fondant cream centres.
- For buttercream / fillings replace icing sugar with fondant to obtain a smoother, more stable texture.
- Shelf life - check pack for details.
- Pack Size: 6kg or 12.5kg carton. 14kg or 15kg pail or 1000kg container.
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