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CREAMING MACHINES

Creaming units/machines for the production of creamed honey

The modern food industry is constantly evolving, with new forms of familiar products emerging. This is driven by both aesthetics and the active promotion of traditional products, aiming to preserve or expand their consumer markets. One such product is creamed honey.

Creamed honey itself does not differ in its beneficial or nutritional properties from regular honey before processing, its distinctive feature is its creamy, paste-like structure.

Manufacturers and companies involved in honey processing often face the issue of honey crystallization during storage and sale, where honey loses its attractive consumer qualities (its smooth, liquid, flowing consistency). Many consumers react negatively to crystallized honey, perceiving it as "spoiled" because it becomes difficult to scoop from the container, let alone dose in confectionery production.

To address this, equipment has been developed that not only homogenizes honey but also turns its natural crystallization into an advantage. These creaming units are crystallizers where controlled crystallization, rather than random crystallization, takes place.

The advantage of creaming units is their ability to create a stable, aesthetically pleasing product that retains its consistency when stored under proper conditions and temperature. The honey doesn’t recrystallize and has an attractive color and texture, resembling sweetened condensed milk, with evenly sized small crystals. This results in a pasty honey product to which flavoring additives like berries or pectin can be added, expanding the product range and offering customers new flavored honey spreads while preserving all its natural nutrients.

Even though creamed honey is a relatively new product, a substantial amount of equipment for its production has already appeared on the market.

It’s important to distinguish between creaming and whipping honey. These are not always synonymous, even though this confusion can be found in descriptions online.

There are honey whipping units that produce a lighter-colored product with a cream-like texture, but this process doesn’t always involve crystallization. Whipping is a mechanical process that breaks honey crystals into smaller ones, but the process can be unstable. The honey can separate over time, with liquid honey settling at the bottom of the container. Whipping can also introduce air into the product, which can carry pathogens, reducing product appeal and potentially affecting shelf life by encouraging the growth of microorganisms.

Creaming units, on the other hand, use mechanical action to promote controlled crystallization, based on the desired end product. Before processing begins, a seed of creamed honey is added to guide the crystallization.

We produce three types of creaming units:

  • Atmospheric
  • Vacuum
  • Cutter

Atmospheric units are offered by many companies, and the production time varies, but it is typically a long process, taking from one to several days, depending on the volume.

The standout feature of vacuum creaming units is their speed. You can produce creamed honey in just 4 hours! Vacuum creaming results in a denser, lighter product, as the vacuum accelerates the crystallization process and removes excess air during mixing.

Cutter units for controlled crystallization combine features of honey whipping equipment with crystallization. With cutters, you can create creamed honey soufflé, incorporating fruits and berries for a lighter, airier product.

The honey creaming machine is produced in various capacities with the possibility of loading from 30 to 225 kg of honey, so every beekeeper can choose the model that suits him. After processing, honey acquires a creamy structure. The creaming process is a method of crystallizing honey using a sample – seed (creamed honey), carried out through stirring.

  • Compact design
  • Easy to operate and maintain
  • Connection - 220-230 Volts
  • Container and mixing device made out of stainless steel
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Engine power, kW: 0,18/ 0,25
  • Voltage: 220-230V
  • Loading, kg: 30/ 75/ 150/ 225

Multifunctional vacuum unit MINI5 - is ideal for cooking, drying, concentrating, mixing and much more. Suitable for laboratories and small-scale production.

  • Processing heat-sensitive products at lower temperatures
  • Ideal for making creamed honey
  • Possibility of vacuum drying honey
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Engine power, kW: 0,12
  • Country of origin: Slovakia
  • Volume: 5l

We offer equipment for processes such as: honey dissolution, honey drying, honey homogenization, honey pasteurization, honey creaming and honey packaging. The necessary equipment is selected by the customer based on the required processing technology for their manufacturing process.

More information: sales@foodtechprocess.com

The atmospheric unit for whipping and creaming honey, featuring a new design with gravity mixing, represents the second generation of the successful CH Light creaming unit model. Gravity mixing honey is 40% more effective than traditional methods, particularly in the production of cream honey, where the mixing mode and cyclogram play crucial roles. The slanted design aids in quickly emptying the work tank with minimal product loss.

  • Sloped design - 40% more efficient mixing
  • Powerful agitator drive
  • Collapsible frame mixer with movable scrapers made out of fluoroplastic
  • Lid opening sensor - a guarantee of high safety for the operator
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Principle of operation: Batch mode
  • Country of origin: Slovakia
  • Volume: 400l/600 kg
  • Total power, kW: 1,5
  • Voltage: 380-400V

Our company offers equipment for whisking honey with a new updated design with gravity mixing! A characteristic feature of the new series, which is 20-25% more efficient than conventional mixing! The inclined design also makes it easier to unload the product after processing, due to the centrifugal force and gravity!

For a free consultation or quote, please email us at sales@foodtechprocess.com

Our company offers equipment for whipping honey with a new design which includes gravity mixing. The main advantage of the technique is the ability to produce creamy honey in 4 hours! The device is designed for 450 kg of honey per batch.

For additional information or a quote, please email us at sales@foodtechprocess.com

Equipment for the production of honey cream, soufflé honey, whipped creamy honey. The machine is produced both in atmospheric and vacuum versions, the loading capacity ranges from 70 to 3500 kg of honey.

For more information, send us an email at: sales@foodtechprocess.com

  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Principle of operation: Batch mode
  • Country of origin: Slovakia
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