The Art of Storing Gelato: How Not to Waste the Masterpiece in Your Tub.

You've created the perfect gelato, but it's losing its velvety smoothness in the display case? This article is the essence of knowledge on the proper storage of artisan gelato. You'll learn why blast freezing and a stable serving temperature are crucial to prevent your masterpiece from turning into an icy desert. This is a practical guide that protects your product's quality from the tub all the way to the cone.

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A perfectly balanced recipe, the best ingredients, hours of work... and then it takes just a moment for all the magic to vanish. Every artisan gelato maker knows the pain of their masterpiece losing its perfect structure. This article is a fascinating look at what happens to gelato after it leaves the batch freezer. It's a story of the silent battle to preserve perfection, where the main characters are temperature and time.

The reading takes us step-by-step through the key stages that determine the final quality of the product in the customer's hands. We learn why blast freezing in a blast chiller is absolutely essential. It is this process that creates the ice microcrystals that give us that desired, creamy, and smooth gelato texture. Skipping this step is a straight path to disaster – large, sharp crystals that cause the fatal sandy effect.

Next, the author takes us to the storage freezer, emphasizing that a stable -18°C is not a suggestion but a sacred rule that hibernates our creation in perfect condition. However, the real battlefield turns out to be the gelato display case. This is the highest-risk zone, where a higher serving temperature (-12/-14°C), necessary for ideal gelato plasticity, puts it to a severe test. Every temperature fluctuation is a process of melting and refreezing, known as ice recrystallization, which step by step destroys our work.

The author rightly notes that a well-balanced recipe is the foundation. But what if you could go a step further and make it a protective shield? This is where technology comes to the rescue. Our application is a tool that allows you not only to design gelato that is more resistant to thermal shocks but also to actively correct its plasticity and sweetness. With it, you can consciously reduce the risk of sandiness, precisely dose stabilizers, and create recipes that better withstand the hardships of display. It is your ally in the fight for every ounce of velvety texture.

In conclusion, this text is a powerful dose of knowledge that makes you realize an artisan's job doesn't end when the gelato comes out of the batch freezer. It's the art of mastering the cold. When you combine these principles with the power of our application, which also helps you generate labels and calculate calories, your gelato will be not only delicious but also technically perfect – from production to the very last spoonful.

Issues: Lagerung von handwerklichem Eis, Schockfrosten, Serviertemperatur, Eisvitrine, sandiger Effekt, Eiskonsistenz, Eiskristall-Rekristallisation