An oven for producing baked products has a plurality of baking irons (3) that are openable and closable and arranged in an elongated machine frame (1) along a continuous conveyor (2) that passes successively through a baking dough application region, a closing region, a baking area (4) for baking the baked products in which at least one heating arrangement (5) is provided for heating, an opening region, and a baked product removal region. The heating arrangement (5) comprises at least one heating element (6) that supplies thermal energy into the baking area (4). The oven has a first heating element receiving portion (14) at which the heating element (6) is detachably connected to the machine frame (1) via a guide device (15). The guide device (15) has at least one guide rail (16) and at least one guide element (17) that can be moved along the guide rail (16).

The invention relates to a system and method for improvingly controlling the production of food products from granular raw materials such as for instance cereal rice formed into crackers. More in particular, the invention relates to an adjustable mechanical stop mechanism for better controlling the distance between the dies where pressure-baking of food occurs, and to provide the possibility of adjustable distance between the dies in case of multiple compressions of the food material, for which different die spacings can then be installed, leading to very repeatable and unchanging food processing conditions and thus an improved and much more constant quality of end product such as a cracker.

A baking machine includes a winding device (1) for the continuous production of edible wafer rolls provided on the inside with an edible substance. The winding device has a mandrel (2) with a cylindrical winding wall (6) having an exterior winding surface (7) which is adapted for abutment and for rolling of a warm plastically deformable wafer strip and by dint of which, during operation, heat transfer takes place due to the abutment of the wafer strip. An interior of the cylindrical winding wall (6) defines a substance channel (8) for introducing the edible substance into an interior of the wafer roll, and at least one temperature-control channel (9) for guiding a temperature-control medium therethrough. The temperature-control channel (9) extends from a mounted portion (3) of the mandrel (2) into a projecting portion (4) of the mandrel (2) and back again into the mounted portion (3) of the mandrel (2).

Food service equipment for effectively making a hollowed-out dough product from bread or another dough product is disclosed wherein the hollowed-out dough product can then be used in connection with the housing or containment of salads, soups, hamburgers, sandwiches, desserts, or the like. The hollowed-out dough products are formed from bread or other dough products as a result of being placed atop and compressed downwardly upon a pair of platens. Concomitantly with the formation of the bread or dough products into the desired hollowed-out dough products, the interior portions of the hollowed-out dough products are also toasted by means of the platens which are heated internally. Still further, two hollowed-out dough products are formed at the same time such that, for example, they can be utilized in connection with the serving of hamburgers or sandwiches, which require top and bottom hollowed-out dough products, or alternatively, the two hollowed-out dough products can be utilized to serve a diner a pair of open-face sandwiches, or still further, the serving of multiple salads, soups, desserts, or other foods to multiple diners.

Food service equipment for effectively making a hollowed-out dough product from bread or another dough product is disclosed wherein the hollowed-out dough product can then be used in connection with the housing or containment of salads, soups, hamburgers, sandwiches, desserts, or the like. The hollowed-out dough products are formed from bread or other dough products as a result of being placed atop and compressed downwardly upon a pair of platens. Concomitantly with the formation of the bread or dough products into the desired hollowed-out dough products, the interior portions of the hollowed-out dough products are also toasted by means of the platens which are heated internally. Still further, two hollowed-out dough products are formed at the same time such that, for example, they can be utilized in connection with the serving of hamburgers or sandwiches, which require top and bottom hollowed-out dough products, or alternatively, the two hollowed-out dough products can be utilized to serve a diner a pair of open-face sandwiches, or still further, the serving of multiple salads, soups, desserts, or other foods to multiple diners.

This disclosure provides a method for making a self-supporting filled food product, wherein at least one food item is wrapped in a layer of dough, after which the layer of dough is cooked so that the layer of dough gains a firmness such that the self-supporting filled food product is obtained in which a first dough portion of the layer of dough substantially fully covers the at least one food item, wherein the layer of dough is shaped in such a way before cooking that after cooking, a second dough portion of the layer of dough extends from the first dough portion away from the at least one food item so as to form a handle for holding the cooked filled food product.

The invention relates to a forming socket of a forming and baking machine for manufacturing of edible, biodegradable containers for hot and cold beverages and food. The forming socket (1) of the forming and baking machine, includes a body (2), in which a mold (3) is mounted, whereby a punch (4) is movably positioned in the mold (3). Between the punch (4) and the mold (3) are installed one or more forming elements, above and/or on the sides of which a production waste area (16) is formed. The forming element (15) is an integral or consisting of two arcs, conical or cylindrical ring.

In a method of baking both sides of ingredients between upper and lower dies with the upper and lower electric heaters respectively, a temperature of one of the lower and upper dies is detected. Based on temperature information detected thereby, consumed power of the other of the lower and upper dies is controlled, thereby making a temperature of the lower die closer to that of the upper die, thereby baking both sides of the ingredients.

An oven for producing baked products has baking irons (3) that are openable and closable and arranged in an elongated machine frame (1) along a continuous conveyor (2), and pass successively through a baking dough application region, a closing region, a baking area (4) for baking the baked products in which at least one heating arrangement (5) is provided for heating, an opening region, and a baked product removal region. The heating arrangement (5) has at least one heating element (6). At least one heating element receiving portion (7) is located at the top and at which said heating element (6) is detachably connected to the machine frame (1) by means of a connection device (8). The baking area (4) is enclosed by a housing (9), having an opening (11) which is closed by a removable cover (10) and which is at least partially covered by the heating element (6).

A baking device for producing baked goods, in particular for producing filled baked goods, includes baking presses that can be swung open and closed, can be moved from a feeding device through the baking chamber of the oven and to a goods removal device on a continuously moving continuous conveyor that circulates in the longitudinal direction of the oven. The baking presses have a lower baking mold and an upper baking mold, each movable between open and closed positions about a baking-press axis. The baking presses are connected to the continuous conveyor by releasable mechanical connections. The baking device also has a baking-press removal station at at least one point of the continuous conveyor, at which baking-press removal station baking presses can be removed and reattached. The removal and redelivery of the baking presses are performed on the continuously moving continuous conveyor.