Molecular Gastronomy -

Within the food sector, we come across the use of tools, products, or small appliances that a few years ago might have seemed unthinkable. However, trends often emerge and it is important to evolve, to be up to date, and to offer customers novelties. One of these key utensils in today’s kitchen is the cream siphon. This is a product with many possibilities since the siphon can be used to prepare creams and foams, both for main dishes and desserts, which is why it is so popular. The cream siphon is a popular utensil for many reasons. One of them is because it allows us to achieve ‘something’ that we could not do otherwise. For example, it allows us to transform the liquid into a mousse texture so that if we introduce liquid cream in a siphon with an N2O cream charger, we will have whipped cream. This is ideal for making surprising preparations, both at home and professionally.

The whipped cream can be kept in the cream siphon for up to 10 days in the refrigerator. To reuse it, just shake the siphon vigorously a couple of times. If we want the texture to be thicker, it works well to add a second charge, but it is not always necessary. The reality is that whipping cream for desserts may seem simple, and in fact, it is. Of course, it is easier for those who are used to dealing with this type of appliance. The first time can be complex and it is important to have some basic notions before using this kitchen utensil. In the catering sector, it is a key utensil because it offers many possibilities and has many advantages, including An authentic flavor flavor is one of the most important aspects when selling products. If what you want is to get a fresh and pure cream flavor, you can achieve this with a kitchen siphon for desserts.

When it comes to technical gas, this is mainly used in the industrial market. This type of nitrous oxide (N2O) is less pure. It is also called impure gas and therefore the price of this type is also cheaper. Gas has a purity level. The purity level of technical nitrous oxide is 98%. The reason this gas is impure is that no filter is applied here to make the nitrous oxide purer. What also differs is that this type of nitrous oxide (N2O) bottle does not have a residual pressure valve. This residual pressure valve can ensure and prevent rust, dirt, or other particles that should not be in the bottle from entering the bottle. What technical nitrous oxide (N2O) can be used for is, for example, as an oxidizer in a rocket engine. The advantage of this is that it is then nontoxic, also because nitrous oxide (N2O) is much easier to store and it is stable at room temperature. Technical nitrous oxide (N2O) is therefore also widely used in the aerospace industry.

Foodgrade N2O is a nitrous oxide that, as you might guess, is used for the food industry and therefore has the right quality for this as well. This is because this form of nitrous oxide is purified and has a purity level of 99.7%. Foodgrade nitrous oxide (N2O) is used in whipped cream chargers, among other things. This gas can be sold in whipped cream chargers and inserted into the whipped cream siphon, or through the also wellknown whipped cream cartridges. The nitrous oxide (N2O) can mix well with the fatty substances that are put into the whipped cream siphon to make a mousse, cream, or whipped cream. In addition to this benefit, the advantage of nitrous oxide (N2O) in the food industry is also that nitrous oxide has antibacterial properties. And because of this, the whipped cream remains good for up to 10 days in the refrigerator. Another advantage is that with the same amount of cream, combined with nitrous oxide (N2O), the total volume increases by four times as much.