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ICE ON THE FARM: enhance your milk!
Start of the ice farm project: the equipment
To be able to produce homemade ice cream from the milk of your cows, at least two machines are necessary: one pasteurizer and ice turbine.
These two ranges of machines made in France have mainly made Hubert Cloix's reputation since 1973.
Whether you want a large daily production, or a smaller one, we have the right solutions. These two machines are each available in 5 different tank capacities.
The ice cream pasteurizer mixes, emulsifies, rises in temperature, pasteurizes, cools and matures all your ice cream or sorbet mixes.
The ice turbine will allow you to strap, turbinate, fill your ice creams, ice creams and sorbets. Our latest generation scraper will allow you to obtain a homogeneous mixture for a perfect texture of your preparations.
Programming allows you to start the machines, then do something else by letting them do the work. A real time saver in your marathon days…
Second step: Conditioning, Storage and cold storage of ice on the farm
You are now an ace of ice cream and sorbets. The recipes have no secrets for you, production is a breeze. We must now think about the storage and conservation of your ice cream on the farm. It is this good preservation that will allow the ice to "crust" on the surface to prevent it from falling or crystals forming on top. This is called the freezing process.
This process occurs immediately after the turbine outlet. The negative storage cabinet will then allow you to store your ice at a temperature of around -18 ° C.
Third step: marketing your farm ice cream
You have produced your ice cream (the best in the region, don't forget), it is properly stored and kept in your negative storage cabinet. The next step is to sell your artisanal production. To do this, you can set up a point of sale directly on the farm and thus start marketing your ice cream, ice cream and sorbets. You can also opt for b2c sales via supermarkets and out-of-home catering.
Again, the Hubert Cloix team will be with you for this great moment of your new activity. In addition to the production machines, we offer ALL the small sales equipment. Display cases, ice cream trays, various utensils ...
In short, everything to set up your small shop and enhance your production.
What budget to plan?
If you are still reading, you can only be convinced of the quality of our machines.
But you are necessarily wondering what the budget is to plan for the launch of this new ice cream activity on the farm.
The "farmhouse ice cream" packs offered:
Small volume
160 liters per week- Small equipment (induction, hand blender, sink, hand basin, scales, etc.)
- Positive conservation cabinet
- 30 liter ice pasteurizer
- 17 liter / hour ice cream maker
- 5-plate blast freezer
- Horizontal negative conservation cabinet
- Recipe book + 2 days of training
Average flow
700 liters per week- Small equipment (induction, hand blender, sink, hand basin, scales, etc.)
- Positive conservation cabinet
- 60 liter ice pasteurizer
- 200 liter ice cream maker
- 60 liter / hour ice cream maker
- 10-plate blast freezer
- Negative storage cabinet
- Negative presentation window
- Recipe book + 3 days of training
High throughput
2000 liters per week- Small equipment (induction, hand blender, sink, hand basin, scales, etc.)
- Positive conservation chamber
- 240 liter ice pasteurizer
- 100 liter / hour ice cream maker
- 300 liter ice cream maker
- 15-plate blast freezer
- Negative storage cabinets
- Negative presentation window
- Recipe book + 4 days of training
Development of the ice cream activity on the farm
Between idea and creation, there is only one step: daring.
And as it is common to admit, luck often favors the daring ...
The desire for development and diversification allows us to explore new worlds and generate additional income with ice cream on the farm. It’s also a good way to get your work in front of a wider, more diverse audience.
The Hubert Cloix company has been working with small artisans and producers for many years. We understand and appreciate the current issues facing operations managers.
This is why the idea of “ ice cream on the farm« won us over.
It boosts a production that sometimes hurts; promotes products and harvests and highlights French know-how by promoting farm products.
Our ice pasteurizers et ice cream makers will be the best allies to develop the aromas of your ice cream and sorbet production.
It's up to you to produce ice cream on the farm, eskimos, sticks and meringues for homemade frozen desserts!
Support and training are at the heart of this project, and our teams will be there to help you, from the start of production, until the first tasting!
Renewal of the farm ice cream activity
You have already taken the plunge of your farmhouse ice cream and you need something new? You want new material from pasteurization and turbine for your ice cream business? Is investing in solid and durable equipment your priority?
That turns out well ! Our machines are renowned for their robustness ! They will accompany you for years, throughout your projects to make your homemade ice cream ...
We support you and help you in your process of renewing the equipment and choosing the right machines. We offer you ice pasteurizers, et professional ice turbines. For cooking your mix et sorbet syrups and the production of your ice creams, our machines will be by your side, and so will we!
Contact
- Hubert Cloix Society
- 9 bellflower street
- +33 (0)1 60 33 10 00
- commercial {a} hubertcloix.com
Tell us about your project!
ideas for flavors and flavors of farm ice cream:
- Vanilla ice cream
- Almond ice cream
- Caramel ice cream
- Pistachio ice cream
- Chocolate ice cream (dark or milk)
- White chocolate ice cream
- Fresh milk ice cream
- Ginger ice cream
- Cork ice cream
- Pistachio ice cream
- Tiramisu ice cream
- Yogurt ice cream
- Apricot sorbet
- Lemon sorbet
- Raspberry sorbet
- Seasonal fruit sorbet
- Passion fruit sorbet
- Red berry sorbet
- Pear sorbet
- Mango sorbet
- Mint sorbet
The concept of farm ice cream in detail
Nothing beats the pleasure of savoring a ice cream on the farm, prepared with care and passion. This article explores the world of frozen desserts, highlighting the rich flavors and superior quality of the products used in artisanal manufacturing. Classics like vanilla ice cream and chocolate ice cream to innovations such as lemon sorbet and pistachio ice cream, each spoon is a promise of freshness and deliciousness.
Smoothness at the Basis of Ice Cream Making
The basis of all good homemade ice cream lies in its creaminess, obtained through the use of crème fraîche and whole milk coming directly from dairy farms. This creamy texture is the result of a perfect balance between fats and sugars, finely worked to give a light and airy consistency, which melts deliciously in the mouth.
The Authentic Flavor of Dairy Products
In a true artisanal ice cream, the choice of dairy products is crucial. THE sheep milk, for example, brings incomparable wealth, while the raw milk ensures a pure and natural flavor. These ingredients, combined with fresh eggs and at a custard carefully prepared, enhance the natural aromas of fruits and other gourmet additives such as praline or nougat chips.
Gourmet and Fruity Varieties
The farm's ice creams and sorbets come in a multitude of varieties to satisfy all taste buds. Of the fresh fruits as the strawberry, banane, and theananas are transformed into purees or generous pieces which mix perfectly with milk bases. Sorbets, especially Strawberry ice cream and Lemon sorbet, offer a freshness intense and are often chosen for their lightness and low fat content.
The Secrets of Artisanal Manufacturing
La ice cream making on the farm is an art that is passed down from generation to generation. Each artisanal ice cream parlor uses specific techniques to create homemade ice cream which reflect not only unique know-how but also the authenticity of the ingredients used. The process often begins with a infusion vanilla pods or verveine, and ends with a expansion mastered which incorporates just the right amount of air to ensure this particularly creamy texture.
Innovation and Novelty in Flavors
Ice cream parlors continue to innovate, offering original flavors and combinations like salted butter caramel, tangerine sorbet, or even more daring creations such as ice cream basil or the family rhum. These new flavors are often the result of collaborations with local producers who provide the highest quality ingredients, reflecting the glaciers' commitment to freshness and authenticity.