День: 08.02.2026

Drying Techniques for Corn Flakes (Breakfast Cereal)

Drying is one of the most important operations in corn flakes manufacturing. It determines crispness, color development during toasting, breakage rate, and shelf life. Effective drying is not only about removing moisture quickly—it is about removing it uniformly while protecting flake structure and preparing the product for stable, consistent toasting. 1) Understand the Role of […]

The Flaking (Rolling) Process for Breakfast Cereal Corn Flakes

In corn flakes production, the flaking (rolling) process is the key step that transforms cooked corn pellets (“grits gems”) into the thin, uniform flakes that can be toasted into a crispy, ready-to-eat cereal. A well-controlled flaking operation directly affects flake thickness, breakage rate, toast uniformity, texture, and final product appearance. 1) Purpose of the Flaking […]

Processing Method for Breakfast Cereal Corn Flakes

Corn flakes are a classic ready-to-eat breakfast cereal made primarily from corn grits or corn flour. Their characteristic thin, crispy texture and toasted flavor come from a controlled process that includes cooking, forming, flaking, drying, and toasting. Below is a practical overview of the standard industrial processing method. 1) Raw Material Preparation Most corn flakes […]

Introduction to a Food Puffing (Extrusion) Machine

A food puffing machine—often referred to as a puff extruder or extrusion puffing machine—is industrial equipment designed to produce light, crispy, expanded snack products by combining mixing, cooking, pressurizing, and shaping in a continuous process. It is widely used in the manufacture of puffed snacks, breakfast cereals, pet foods, and various grain-based convenience products. How […]

Processing Technology of Soy Protein Texturates (Textured Soy Protein, TSP/TVP)

Processing Technology of Soy Protein Texturates (Textured Soy Protein, TSP/TVP) 1. Introduction Soy protein texturates—commonly referred to as textured soy protein (TSP) or textured vegetable protein (TVP)—are structured protein ingredients designed to mimic the fibrous bite and water-holding behavior of meat. They are widely used in plant-based meat analogs, hybrid meat products, ready meals, and […]