Soften Cheesecake White Layer

Baking By qjor00 Updated 3 May 2019 , 9:47pm by SandraSmiley

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qjor00 Posted 3 May 2019 , 4:39am
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Hello

First I'm sorry for my English but i know a little ^_^

Then I'm making a cheesecake in disposable cups for supermarkets and i do it with hands i dont have machine

Now i must do about 300 cups per day and it's come too tired for me, i want to buy automatic filler but i have problem with the seller of machine

The machine can't pour the creme cheese with gelatin into cups because its thick and he told me to do a heat for it (but it's mixed with whipping cream)

So i have do a test for heating the mixture and the result is like a Pudding but too thick as gelatin layer

What is the problem in this case? Does the heating is not good? How i can soften the mixture(creme cheese with whipping creme) to make it easy for the machine pour but without loose the base of mixture

Please answers and help

Thanks

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kakeladi Posted 3 May 2019 , 8:09pm
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So sorry no one can help you but I did want to say your English is not perfect but you did manage to get your point across:) 

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SandraSmiley Posted 3 May 2019 , 9:47pm
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I am sorry I cannot help, qjor00.  I've only ever done cheese cakes (of any size) by hand.  Yes, you explained yourself very well.

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