A shellac coating composition for producing a shellac coating on a substrate comprises a fatty acid component, shellac and little or no volatile carrier liquid. Because the fatty acid inhibits the polymerization of the shellac when molten, the composition can be converted into a liquid state for coating purposes by simple heating, thereby eliminating the need for the volatile carrier liquid.

An ice cream product arranged in such a manner that the ice cream stays on an ice cream cone, bowl, or cup even when the ice cream melts during the process of sale or while the consumer eats the ice cream. A Candy floss is placed on an ice cream cone, bowl, cup, or other receptacle so as to completely cover and flow over the lateral parts of the ice cream cone, bowl, cup, or receptacle. When the ice cream melts, the melted ice cream remains on the candy floss so as avoid contact with the consumer's hands and clothing, or any other area outside the cone, bowl, or cup.

The invention relates to an apparatus (1) for making a frozen confectionery product (3) by rotary vertical extrusion into a container (2), said apparatus comprising a nozzle (3) comprising a frozen confectionery passage (4) with one inlet port (5) and a single outlet port (6) having an elongated cross-section, two coating passages (7) with two coating inlet ports (8) and two corresponding coating outlet ports (9) having elongated cross-sections, wherein the frozen confectionery passage inlet port (5) and the single elongated outlet port (6) are joined by a funnel passage (10) expanding at an angle of at least 35-25, preferably 32-27, relative to the flow direction in the nozzle (3) and a land length passage (11) having walls parallel to the flow direction of the nozzle, and wherein the coating outlet ports (9) are positioned on the inside walls of the land length passage (11) upstream of the frozen confectionery outlet port (6) and extends in parallel to the frozen confectionery outlet port (6), so as to form an annular or helical coating layer (12) in or on the frozen confectionery (13) upon rotation of the nozzle (3) and the container (2) with respect to one another. The invention also relates to a method of making frozen confectionery product with large inclusions and to the product as such.

The combination of: a) a containment apparatus having an upwardly opening cup-shaped portion bounding a first open containment volume; b) a cover portion that extends at least partially over the first open containment volume to at least one of: i) partially block the first open containment volume; and ii) create an additional containment volume in communication with the first containment volume, wherein the cover portion is made at least partially from an edible material; and c) an ice cream product within at least the first containment volume.

The invention relates to a shape of a food product designed for a better biting, sharing, and overall eating experience, where each section is easily bitten off, keeping sensitive teeth from hurting, or broken off for sharing. More particularly, the present invention relates to a food product shape that includes a plurality of base units of polyhedrons or curved geometric shapes wherein the connection between the base units provide shearability.

A method for making ice cream including a basic flavor in which an additional flavor of a different type is inserted includes the following steps: preparing a container for processing the basic ice cream product; cooling and stirring a basic preparation inside processing container to make a basic ice cream product; preparing a hermetically sealed capsule containing an additional flavor; opening the capsule; simultaneously transferring a portion of the basic ice cream from the processing container to the serving container and the additional flavor from the open capsule to the serving container, wherein the simultaneous transferring step comprises a step of delivering the additional flavor into a first predetermined spatial region and a step of delivering the basic ice cream into a second spatial region which contains the first spatial region, so that the additional flavor is fed into the basic ice cream in the serving container.

A method of making a waffle for use with ice-cream, frozen yogurt, and similar frozen desserts structured and arranged to have a playful and unique shapes and a wide variety of fresh savory flavors including real strawberry, blueberry, banana, and cookie and candy bar flavors to please consumers by adding a wide range of delicious offerings to their choices of desserts.

The invention relates to a process for the preparation of a frozen confection product comprising the steps of: a. rotating a receptacle about a substantially vertical axis and depositing a continuous stream of one or more frozen confections into the receptacle; b. depositing into the receptacle a batch of solid inclusions independently from the continuous stream of frozen confection of step a.; and c. cooling the product of step b. to 5 C. or lower; wherein, the duration of steps a. to b. is 2.0 seconds or less.

The present disclosure relates to a method for preparing an ice cream cone, formed by a cone-shaped wafer and a layer of chocolate arranged on the inner face and upper edge of said wafer, with ice cream inside the ice cream cone. Another object of the invention is the ice cream cone obtained from said process.

The invention addresses the problem of providing an oily food for inhibiting water migration in frozen confectionery, the oily food being highly versatile and more effective in inhibiting water migration and being capable of application by spraying. The problem can be solved by use of an oily food for inhibiting water migration in frozen confectionery, the oily food satisfying the following requirements: 1. having a yield value of 1.7 to 12 Pa at 40 C.; 2. having plastic viscosity of 70 to 260 mPa.Math.s at 40 C.; 3. having a value of yield value/plastic viscosity of 10 or greater; and 4. having an oil content of 44 to 80 wt %.