Stainless Steel Butter Churn Sahbaz 7L with Timer

Stainless steel butter churn Sahbaz 7l with timer

Description:

The upper part of the churn is made of food grade stainless steel, which completely eliminates the reaction with cream, the lower part is made of steel coated with powder paint, the lid is made of transparent polycarbonate.

The churn is equipped with an asynchronous electric motor with a rotor speed of 1400 rpm and is protected from overloads by thermal protection.

Technical specifications:

Rated network voltage, - 220 (V)

Rated power consumption - not more than 250 (W)

Rotation speed - 1400 (rpm)

Oil yield from the volume of the original product, - 40 (%)

Description:

THE BUTTER CHURN IS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF BUTTER IN HOME CONDITIONS BY PERIODICALLY CHURNING CREAM UNTIL BUTTERY BUTTERMILK IS FORMED

Very fatty and thickened cream must be diluted with milk or warm boiled water until it becomes fluid.

ATTENTION: Do not pour thick undiluted cream or sour cream into the churn, this will stop the engine and cause it to fail. If the engine speed slows down, the product needs to be additionally diluted with warm (no more than 27 C) water.

It is not recommended to use low-fat cream purchased through a retail network for churning butter. 

Ready cream or sour cream is poured into the tank, the nominal load is 15 cm below the lid. 

ATTENTION: Minimum load is 1 liter. 

Then turn on the electric drive, which causes the shaft with the impeller to rotate. During operation, churning occurs, leading to the formation of oil grains and the release of a liquid phase - buttermilk. 

 During the churning of the butter, it is necessary to periodically (every 15-30 minutes) visually assess the readiness of the butter. To do this, turn off the churn and remove the lid. If the butter grain has collected into a homogeneous granular mass and the buttermilk is transparent and white, the process is considered complete.

If the air temperature is above average, you can use ice. After churning is complete, disconnect the churn from the mains and drain the buttermilk from the tank using a hose into a separate container. (Buttermilk is a valuable food product.) Then, to remove the remaining buttermilk, pour cold water into the tank with the remaining mass and process the butter grain by stirring the mass with a spoon or wooden spatula. Repeat the washing for better cleaning of the butter grain.

After washing, spread clean paper or oilcloth on a flat surface with a slight slope and, after slightly squeezing it, spread the resulting butter on it in a thin layer to remove residual water. To speed up the process of removing water, stir the butter and knead with a wooden spoon. After removing the remaining water, the oil is collected in a lump, the product is ready for use or storage.

After finishing work, the churn must be washed. To do this, disconnect it from the power supply, unscrew the impeller retainer screw, remove it and wash everything with hot water and detergents, then wipe with a dry cloth, dry and assemble in the reverse order.