SEMINAR 108

“BEGINNER” BATCH FREEZER SHORT COURSE
- 2 Day Seminar

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    Location- West Orange, NJ

    Ice Cream University’s Culinary Institute is a new and expanded state-of-the art ice cream research and development center offering a two-day, hands-on, beginner batch freezer class for anyone who wants to enter the incredible ice cream business.

    This seminar will teach you how to make ice cream and other frozen desserts using Emory Thompson and Carpigiani equipment and the finest ingredients from all over the world. It also will help you determine if this is the business you always wanted to be in but didn't know how to take that first step.

    Class size is limited to 10 participants.

    • Do you want to make great ice cream, gelato, sorbets, and Italian water ices?
    • Do you want to create your own ice cream concept?

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    WHAT'S COVERED IN THE SEMINAR

    Two days of a hands-on personalized educational experience that is geared strictly to teach potential new ice cream producers the "ins and outs" of producing great frozen dessert products. This seminar program has been organized to take you on a step by step road so that when leaving here you will feel more comfortable about both the Emery Thompson and Carpigiani batch freezer and the process of batch freezer production, and how all of this relates to someone (your customers) wanting to create and operate their own ice cream concept.


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    Day 1

    Morning Session

    • We will have an opening orientation about everything you have to know about the Emery Thompson and Carpigiani Batch Freezer, and why it makes a terrific piece of equipment to produce great ice cream, sorbets and Italian water ices.
    • Now it time for all of us to get to get started making a great Vanilla ice cream. In our industry, there's an old saying; "you are always judged by the vanilla you produce."
    • Developing a great Chocolate ice cream takes patience, but the results are just terrific. As a group it is second only to vanilla in sales.
    • Producing nut flavors. Nut flavors are increasing in popularity and variations yearly.

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    12:30 PM - 1:15 PM: Lunch- At the seminar

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    Afternoon Session:

    • Creating fruit flavors and their off shoots are a lot of fun and in the summer you will probably produce more fruit flavors as a category than anything else, and creating candy based flavors, one of the hottest flavor line to hit our industry in years.
    • We will spend the balance of the afternoon preparing gelato flavors.

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    Day 2

    The entire day will be spent making gelato, Italian ice and sorbet flavors.

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    12:30 PM - 1:15 PM: Lunch- At the seminar

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    Seminar ends at 4:00PM …………Au Revoir, thanks for coming!


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    If the answer to the above is YES, then participating in Ice Cream University's Short Course Seminar 108 will be the next best step in gaining immediate practical HANDS- ON KNOWLEDGE.

    Class size is limited to 10 participants.

    Seminar cost is $975

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