Used to blend and pasteurize milk, cream, sugar, stabilizers, and emulsifiers. The pasteurization process removes harmful microbes while standardizing the mix for downstream processing. HTST (High Temperature Short Time) units are ideal for continuous high-capacity production, while batch pasteurizers are better suited for artisanal setups.
Applies high pressure to reduce fat globule size in the mix, ensuring a uniform, smooth texture and preventing separation. Homogenization improves mix stability, enhances mouthfeel, and supports consistent overrun control during freezing.
Rapidly cools the pasteurized mix to 4°C or below, preserving product quality and preventing microbial growth. Chilling is essential before aging, and GOMA's systems use plate or tubular heat exchangers to maintain process efficiency.
The cooled mix is held for 4 to 12 hours to allow fat crystallization and full activation of stabilizers and emulsifiers. Proper aging results in improved whipping ability, body, and smoothness of the finished product.
Freezes the aged mix while incorporating air (overrun). Batch freezers are ideal for small-batch or specialty flavours, while continuous freezers support large-volume production with consistent freezing performance and overrun control.
Accurately dispenses ice cream into cups, cones, or novelty shapes. Available in rotary and linear formats, these machines support multi-flavour fills, dry toppings, and integrated lidding and coding for retail-ready packaging.
Standard formats ideal for retail and quick-serve consumption, offering variety in taste and packaging.
Individually portioned frozen treats molded around sticks, often coated or filled.
Custom-shaped ice creams formed through extrusion, allowing for unique designs and layered Flavors.
Classic combinations of ice cream with biscuits or dipped coatings for added texture and appeal.
Large-volume packaging for family consumption or foodservice distribution.