Bean to bar Area. The tempering machine is always Unica.

by Umberto - Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Bean to bar Area. The tempering machine is always Unica.

The most exciting moment of the production process: once our chocolate is ready, we finally temper it with Unica to create our bars.

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More Rumbo machines in Indonesia!

by Umberto - Tuesday, March 17, 2026

More Rumbo machines in Indonesia!

Following a pair of Clima 50 units with a molding line and the first few Rumbo units, more are now arriving to produce artisanal chocolate directly from the cocoa bean. The growth of bean to bar in Indonesia continues to rely on our technology and reliability.

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A great pairing!

by Umberto - Monday, March 16, 2026

Testing with customers using Proxima e Rollerchocosweet 15plus to coat nuts with chocolate and salt. A perfect combination that merges tempering efficiency with coating precision for a flawless gourmet result.

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Bean to bar Area. Conching chocolate is essential.

by Umberto - Monday, March 16, 2026

Bean to bar Area. Conching chocolate is essential.

While many small artisanal chocolate makers do not conch their chocolate, relying solely on the mill to blend the ingredients, more and more "chocolate makers" are realizing that conching means "signing" their chocolate by determining its acidity level. Kleego has been working alongside the best artisanal producers for nearly 15 years, and during our "bean to bar" course, we are able to define different profiles using the same chocolate.

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Enrobed cremini with the belt.

by Umberto - Monday, March 16, 2026

Enrobed cremini with the belt.

Thanks to Unica and its belt, here are some beautiful pralines produced in Saudi Arabia. The precision of the enrobing process enhances the quality of the final product, showing how our technology supports laboratories worldwide.

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Producing full-tray éclairs.

by Umberto - Friday, March 13, 2026

Here is another production run with Tower Drop, consistently and rapidly repeating these special éclairs that span the entire length of the tray. Precision automated movement ensures perfect consistency, optimizing laboratory time while maintaining artisanal quality.


 

Bean to bar Area. The ball mill too.

by Umberto - Friday, March 13, 2026

Bean to bar Area. The ball mill too.

Not only the classic artisanal "melanger" method like Rumbo, but also the ball mill like TaoKid, which allows for the creation of a "softer" chocolate thanks to the higher amount of cocoa butter that can be added. Two different technologies to satisfy every production need.

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Caramelized walnuts.

by Umberto - Thursday, March 12, 2026

Thanks to Rollerchocosweet 15 H plus, all you need are good walnuts and sugar: Rollermac Boscolo takes care of the rest. An ideal solution for those seeking automation and flawless results in nut caramelization.


 

Bean to bar Area. Rumbo's time...

by Umberto - Thursday, March 12, 2026

Bean to bar Area. Rumbo's time...

The Rumbo moment is always exciting because it combines the classic historical production of artisanal chocolate with modern versatility. It allows for the production of any type of chocolate, even the leaner ones that typically cannot be achieved with ball mills. That is why Rumbo is the most filmed machine by students creating their first chocolate!

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Rollerdrago. Protein bars without limits.

by Umberto - Wednesday, March 11, 2026

Producing hard, semi-hard, or soft protein bars with a single machine is not simple, but Rollermac Boscolo, with over thirty years of experience in industrial lamination lines, created Rollerdrago. This compact line can handle any product consistency. Customers can choose the cutting width and productivity for each recipe: with Rollerdrago, everything is straightforward. Thanks to the heated or cooled belt and the extrusion rollers—which can reach -5°C for complex products—it fears no consistency and performs like large industrial laminators, but on a smaller scale


 
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