The unique extrusion process is adopted in the kurkure production line to make the product natural and lifelike in shape, delicate in texture, and crisp in taste. Precise parameter control and perfect process flow can ensure stable product quality. Kurkure is a special extruded small food, which is very crisp when chewed in the mouth. Corn grits are mixed with a certain proportion of water before entering the rotary head extruder. Under the action of extrusion and kneading of two turntables made of brass, corn grits form an irregular twisted shape.
Kurkure is a special puffed snack, very crispy and delicious. They are made by a special extrusion process. The corn grits are moistened with water in the flour mixer, and then sent to the rotary head extruder. In the kurkure production line extruder, corn grits are squeezed, twisted and curled into a circle due to the friction between two rotating discs. The cutter can cut them to the required length. Cheetos can be fried in a frying pan or baked in an oven, and then cooled before seasoning. Spray seasonings on their surfaces to obtain different delicacies. Because of its delicious taste and rich nutrition, it is loved by consumers.
The kurkure production line machine is composed of feeding system, extrusion system, rotary cutting system, heating system, transmission system and control system. The advanced screw extrusion technology is adopted to ripen and extrude the materials with high temperature and high pressure, which can be completed at one time. The kurkure production line host adopts frequency conversion speed regulation to ensure the stability of the production process. The products have various designs and colors, various varieties, beautiful appearance, natural lifelike, delicate texture, and widely used raw materials.
Kurkure is an irregular puffed food made of corn residue (corn) as raw material and extruded by the kurkure production line host computer. It can be made into crisp products with different tastes after being seasoned, and is popular with consumers.
