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Cocoa butter kept in the Incubator for two days at a stable temperature of 32.7 ° C, slowly get over crystallized. This butter gets a pasty consistency, which Western colleagues call "SILK." These are the crystals that we create in chocolate during tempering, only in pure form. Using "SILK" is very convenient, especially for tempering small volumes of chocolate, when you need to temper a little, but often In fact - you have a stainless steel tank heated to a certain temperature. You can put in both cold hard cocoa butter or hot non-tempered one. Then you put the container in the unit with the given stable temperature and leave it for 12-24 (or more) hours until the magic happens in the Incubator and the butter will turn into a thick paste - ideal for adding to the product. Dimensional size 320 x 220 x 230 mm; Weight 2 kg; Loading capacity 2 kg; Electric power supply 220 V ~ 50 Hz; Power intake 0.1 kW/h; Material Stainless Steel AISI 304; Heating range 20 - 50 °С

Small version of the crystal incubator for cocoa butter from KADZAMA. Good for experimenting and developing new recipes.Both our versions of the incubator work the same way: if the cocoa butter is kept in the incubator for two days at a stable temperature, then the butter slowly, but inevitable over crystallize. This over cristalized butter has a pasty consistency, and this method of the tempering has a name "silk." To use "silk" is very convenient, especially when tempering small volumes of chocolate, when you need to temper a little, but often. You need to put in the Incubator cold or hot cocoa butter. To set temperature and leave it for 12-24 (or more) hours until the magic happens and the butter turns into a thick paste - ideal for adding to the product.