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<p>1,036,881. Whipping imitation cream. H. Y. MOSEY, H. E. HEYMAN AND G. MACMANUS. Oct. 1, 1962 [Sept. 29, 1961], No. 35156/61. Heading B1C. Mixing: A device for fitting in the dispensing nozzle of a cream whipping machine comprises a baffle which causes the aerated cream to take a helical path and has teeth which disintegrate the ribbon of cream. In Fig. 2 the baffle is a helically twisted strip 8 having teeth 9 bent out of the plane of the strip. The outer end of the nozzle is closed by two crossed gauge discs 10. In Fig. 4 (not shown) the baffle 12 comprises a plurality of axially spaced discs formed with radial slits to provide tongues 13 which are bent or twisted out of the plane of the disc; the tongues on adjacent discs are twisted in opposite directions. The nozzle is closed by an end plate 16 having slots 17 or by gauge discs as before. Aerating: Aerated cream may be provided by conventional apparatus (see Fig. 1, not shown) in which cream is forced by air pressure from a container 1 up to tube 2 leading to a passage 3 in an adjustable air valve 4; the aerated cream then passes through a U-tube 5 filled with glass balls to the dispensing nozzle 9.</p> |
