A Bite of Bliss in Every Layer! - BakeMate Wim Wan
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Treat yourself to the delightful goodness of Wim Wan, a chocolate-coated biscuit designed to satisfy your sweet cravings. Each biscuit features a crisp, golden base generously covered with creamy chocolate for a melt-in-the-mouth sensation. The combination of crunch and smoothness makes every bite enjoyable and comforting. Perfect with tea, coffee, or as a standalone snack, Wim Wan brings joy and indulgence together in one delicious treat.
Wim Wan – Chocolate Enrobed Biscuit
Wim Wan is a premium chocolate-coated biscuit that combines a crisp baked base with a smooth, creamy chocolate layer. It delivers a perfect balance of crunch and indulgence, making it ideal for retail shelves, modern trade, and export markets.
1. Ingredients
Biscuit Base Ingredients
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Refined wheat flour
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Sugar
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Edible vegetable oil (palm oil or blended vegetable fat)
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Milk solids
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Cocoa powder (for chocolate biscuit variant)
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Leavening agents (ammonium bicarbonate, sodium bicarbonate)
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Salt
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Emulsifiers (INS 322 – Soy lecithin)
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Flavoring agents (vanilla, chocolate flavor)
Chocolate Coating Ingredients
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Sugar
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Cocoa solids
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Cocoa butter or cocoa butter substitutes
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Milk powder (for milk chocolate variant)
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Vegetable fat
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Emulsifier (soy lecithin)
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Natural or nature-identical flavor
2. Manufacturing Process
The manufacturing of Wim Wan follows strict quality control standards to ensure consistent taste, texture, and shelf life.
Step 1: Dough Preparation
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All dry ingredients (flour, sugar, cocoa powder, leavening agents) are blended in industrial mixers.
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Vegetable oil and liquid ingredients are gradually added.
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Dough is mixed until uniform consistency is achieved.
Step 2: Molding & Forming
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The dough is sheeted and cut into desired biscuit shapes using rotary molding machines.
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Uniform thickness ensures even baking.
Step 3: Baking
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Biscuits are baked in a continuous tunnel oven at controlled temperatures (180°C–220°C).
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Baking removes moisture and develops crisp texture and golden color.
Step 4: Cooling
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Baked biscuits pass through cooling conveyors.
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Proper cooling prevents condensation during chocolate coating.
Step 5: Chocolate Preparation
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Chocolate mass is melted and tempered.
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Tempering ensures smooth texture, shine, and snap quality.
Step 6: Enrobing
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Biscuits pass through an enrobing machine.
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A smooth layer of chocolate coats the biscuit uniformly.
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Excess chocolate is removed by vibration and air blowers.
Step 7: Cooling Tunnel
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Coated biscuits move through a cooling tunnel.
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Chocolate sets properly to maintain gloss and firmness.
Step 8: Quality Inspection
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Weight, coating thickness, texture, and taste are checked.
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Metal detection ensures food safety compliance.
Step 9: Packaging
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Flow-wrap machines pack individual biscuits or multi-packs.
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Nitrogen flushing may be used to extend shelf life.
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Products are packed into cartons for dispatch.
3. Flavors
Wim Wan can be produced in multiple variants depending on market demand:
Classic Variants
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Milk Chocolate Coated Biscuit
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White Chocolate Coated Biscuit
Specialty Variants
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Double Chocolate (Chocolate biscuit + chocolate coating)
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Coffee Chocolate
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Caramel Chocolate
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Hazelnut Chocolate

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