Thanks for sharing Gap! The November class is full; but, I will keep it in mind for the next workshop.

 

Tony 

Jean-Marie Auboine runs good panning workshops (depending on your budget)

https://www.jmauboinechocolates.com/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=10

Thanks Larry, I've just read the material (Good stuff to Start). I've also ordered samples as well and will share results once done.

 

Tony

Tony,

here's a link to a TheChocolateLife discussion with a wealth of technique information.

You've probably already seen it, but I wanted to share it anyway.

In this discussion Jim Greenberg suggested using centerchem.com to acquire polishes etc. I just requested samples from them and am looking foward to playing. I just picked up a Kitchen Aid panning drum and while it is itty bity, it will be good enough to learn on.

Thanks,

Larry

Hello Experts,

I've purchased recently a Twirlo Coating Machine with both SS & Copper kettles 7 Litter each (I have also and Sprayer head connected via heated hose from my Savage tank). I would like to coat Nuts and Coffee beans and possibly at a later stage dried fruits, caramels, marzipans, and Jordan Almonds. Any advice where to start (I need a jumpstart on techniques), do you know any supplier(s) in the US where I can buy quality ingredients?

Many thanks and looking forward to hearing from you!

Tony 

updated by @tonny: 04/11/25 09:27:36