1.Melting melting and purifying the gum base, which comes in small round balls.
2.Mixing The melted base is poured into a mixer that can hold up to one ton of ingredients. Sweeteners and flavours are added at just the right moment and in just the right amounts and then slowly mixed
3.Rolling From the mixers, a large "loaf" of gum is sent through a series of rollers that form it into a thin, wide ribbon. Each pair of rollers is set closer together than the previous pair, gradually reducing the thickness of the gum. A light coating of finely powdered sugar or sugar substitute is added during this process to keep the gum from sticking and to enhance flavour.
4.Scoring At the end of the rolling process, the continuous ribbon of gum is then cut into a pattern for sticks or small rectangular gum centres, depending on what type of gum is being made.
5.Conditioning The scored gum is then moved to a temperature-controlled environment to cool and ensure the finished gum will have the right consistency and stay fresh on store shelves.
6.Breaking and Coating After tempering, the gum centres are broken into individual pieces. The pieces are then fed to a spray drier that forms the hard coating around the gum centre. It tumbles the pieces while a prepared syrup mixture, made of filtered water, sweeteners, and colouring is sprayed onto the gum. This combination of tumbling and spray coating forms a candy shell around the soft gum centres
1.Melting melting and purifying the gum base, which comes in small round balls.
2.Mixing The melted base is poured into a mixer that can hold up to one ton of ingredients. Sweeteners and flavours are added at just the right moment and in just the right amounts and then slowly mixed
3.Rolling From the mixers, a large "loaf" of gum is sent through a series of rollers that form it into a thin, wide ribbon. Each pair of rollers is set closer together than the previous pair, gradually reducing the thickness of the gum. A light coating of finely powdered sugar or sugar substitute is added during this process to keep the gum from sticking and to enhance flavour.
4.Scoring At the end of the rolling process, the continuous ribbon of gum is then cut into a pattern for sticks or small rectangular gum centres, depending on what type of gum is being made.
5.Conditioning The scored gum is then moved to a temperature-controlled environment to cool and ensure the finished gum will have the right consistency and stay fresh on store shelves.
6.Breaking and Coating After tempering, the gum centres are broken into individual pieces. The pieces are then fed to a spray drier that forms the hard coating around the gum centre. It tumbles the pieces while a prepared syrup mixture, made of filtered water, sweeteners, and colouring is sprayed onto the gum. This combination of tumbling and spray coating forms a candy shell around the soft gum centres
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