If you love eco-friendly and healthy snacks like sesame snaps and halva, and want to see how they’re made, this video is perfect for you. We visit Unitop in Łódź, Poland, to uncover the process behind these tasty treats. Unitop, a key player in the sesame snack industry for over 60 years, exports to more than 40 countries.Sesame snaps are crafted from sesame seeds, which are rich in fiber, gluten-free, and packed with essential fatty acids and nutrients. The production starts with cleaning the sesame seeds, followed by mixing them with sugar and syrup in precise proportions. This mixture is cooked into an elastic mass, then cooled and manually formed into large sheets.
These sheets are cut into flakes on an automatic line, cooled in a tunnel, and sorted into packs. Chocolate-covered variations are particularly popular among younger consumers.
Halva, another product from Unitop, features tahini paste imported from Turkey. The paste is mixed with caramel, whipped egg whites, and soapwort root to achieve its light, fluffy texture. The mixture is processed traditionally and portioned into blocks, which are hand-wrapped in parchment paper and then automatically packaged.
Unitop’s products are celebrated worldwide, including in Canada, the UK, Germany, France, and Australia. Discover the sweet secrets behind Unitop's sesame treats!
Factories in Poland is a journey through production plants located in Poland. So it can be safely said that we are exploring industry in Poland. We were inspired by the popular program "How It's Made?" known from the Discovery Channel. Every week, together with our viewers, we visit a production plant and Polish factories to see how a selected production process is carried out.
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