Get the most out of your HotmixPRO

NEXT

Allows two subsequent different operations on the same bowl content, without the chef's presence.

This feature is programmable only through our PC software "CreatorPRO", and it has two main uses:

 

• In the end of a recipe, you may need to set a final operation on your final result, as for example to give your cream a nice shine effect, without being phisically present.
  Thanks to our PC software "CreatorPRO", you can connect two subsequent STEPS, i.e. modifying SPEED value.

EXAMPLE:
According to our recipe #12 ("Pastry Cream" - Category: Desserts), the pastry cream is ready when the preparation reaches the temperature of 87°C.
By using the NEXT function, you can prepare your pastry cream and then mix it at high speed for some seconds, in order to give it a shine effect. Normally you would come back to the machine and set manually this operation, but the NEXT function is just for that: letting the user do something else while the preparation gets finished.
But that is not all: with the use of more NEXTs you can give your machines complex instructions.
In the above example we talked about pastry cream.
Let's assume that you have prepared 2 lt of cream, but do not want to use it all at a time.
With a second NEXT, you can set the machine to:

• prepare the cream up to 87 °C (WT);
• NEXT mix it fast to give it a shine;
• NEXT and finally, keep it mixed for as long as you desire, at the speed and temperature you have previously chosen.

And all this, without requiring your presence in front of the HotmixPRO. You can leave it and be sure that it will apply all your set operation to the recipe, while you are able to do something more important.

PULSE2

Sets small pauses during operations.

This feature is programmable only through our PC software "CreatorPRO".

It can be useful during ingredient-preparation phases, such as mincing or grating. With this feature, the machine will alternate 10 seconds of work (at your selected speed) to 2 seconds of pause (blades simply stop turning), then again 10 seconds of work and 2 of pause, and so on, for the set time.

That way, during the brief pauses, whatever was pushed against the bowl walls falls down again towards the blades. This of course optimizes the final result, since there will be no untreated parts.