1. Coconut Syrup

Ingredients:

  • grated coconut
  • refined sugar
  • di-sodium phosphate

Utensils:

  • expeller or press
  • stainless steel cooking vessel
  • stainless steel spoon or ladle
  • refractometer
  • blender or colloid mill
  • can sealer

Packaging Material: 2T cans or sterilized glass jars with new PVC caps

Procedure:

  1. Mix grated coconut with water in the proportion of 1 part grated coconut to 1/2 part water.
  2. Extract milk using an expeller or press.
  3. Mix ‘sapal’ with water (1 part ‘sapal’ to 1/2 part water).
  4. Collect coconut milk extracts.
  5. Heat milk at 80-90°C (176-194°F) for 15 minutes and blend in a blender or colloid mill to break coagulated proteins.
  6. Add di-sodium phosphate in a concentration of 0.25% by volume of the milk.
  7. Add sugar at a ratio of 1 part milk to 1 part sugar.
  8. Mix well and cook to a total soluble solids content of 70% (use a refractometer to determine end point). Pour hot in clean containers.
  9. Seal completely.
  10. Cool and label.

2. Coconut Honey-Like Syrup

Ingredients:

  • coconut skim milk
  • glucose
  • sugar
  • stabilizer (sodium alginate)

Utensils:

  • expeller or press
  • centrifuge (separator)
  • blender or colloid mill
  • stainless steel cooking vessel
  • refractometer
  • can sealer

Packaging Material: 2T cans or sterilized glass jars with new PVC caps

Procedure:

  1. Extract coconut milk as described under coconut syrup (steps 1-4).
  2. Store milk preferably in the cold to allow separation of cream from the water portion (skim milk). Collect the skim milk. (Separation may also be accomplished with the use of a centrifuge.)
  3. To one (1) part of the skim milk, add 1/2 part sugar and 1/2 part corn syrup.
  4. Blend with sodium alginate (stabilizer) in a concentration of 0.5% of the mixture.
  5. Heat the mixture over steam for 15 minutes, pass through a colloid mill and cook with constant stirring on a steam jacketed kettle to a temperature of 104°C (220°F). At this temperature, total soluble solids reading is about 76-77%.
  6. Pour hot product into sterilized container and seal completely. Cool and label.

3. Coconut Whey Syrup

Ingredients:

  • coco whey
  • refined sugar
  • hydrochloric acid

Utensils:

  • expeller or press
  • centrifuge (separator)
  • pH meter
  • stainless steel cooking vessel
  • stainless steel spoon
  • refractometer
  • double boiler
  • stove

Packaging Material: Sterilized glass jars with new PVC caps

Procedure:

A. Preparation of Whey

  1. Prepare coconut skim milk as described in Coconut Honey (steps 1 & 2).
  2. Adjust pH of skim milk to 4 with either 6N HCl or 25% citric acid solution. Separate the coagulated proteins by centrifugation or by filtration.
  3. Collect the coconut whey.

B. Cooking

  1. Dissolve sugar in the whey (1 part sugar: 1 part whey).
  2. Cook in a double boiler or steam jacketed kettle until the total soluble solids content reaches 75%.
  3. Pour hot in sterilized containers and seal completely.
  4. Cool and label.

source: mis.dost.gov.ph, photo from bounteous-bites.blogspot.com

5 Responses
  1. cookie says:

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  2. ANDY says:

    Coconut sugar is going stronger at this time because of its many benefits to everybody specially to those with health problems. Philippine private companies including Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) is exporting hundreds of tons to United States, Europe, Australia Japan, Korea and Singapore, while here in Philippine domestic market, coconut sugar are few to see in the supermarket and groceries, maybe because it is expensive.

    Like other sweetener, coconut sugar and syrup/honey can be used in coffee, tea. juice, cakes, pastries, and sauces or dressings.

    You can choose from our different packaging with different prices for 2k starting capital investment + free flyers and calling cards. This products can deliver anywhere in the Philippines and Global through door-to-door sea freight or air freight express courier.

    For other information please visit http://www.cocowonder.mulitply.com
    Mobile: 0917-9215490

  3. ANDY says:

    “NOT ALL COCONUT SUGAR & HONEY ARE CREATED EQUAL”

    COCO SWEET Coconut Sugar and Honey are, 100% natural, High Quality and Class-A grade. It is processed under strict quality control. Coconut Sap (toddy) are collected in a short period of time, it must clean Sap and process immediately to maintain its freshness, smell, tastes and its good quality.

    COCO SWEET Coconut Sugar is minimally processed under controlled heat to avoid over cooked where affect the nutrients. Our coconut sugar has pleasant sweetness and smell with a distinct coconut aroma. It is uniformed light brown in color, 90% uniformed fine granules and clean good looking.

    Some Coconut Sugar producer’s collect the coconut sap in long hours. The Sap is not fresh and quality of coconut sugar will be affected. It has initially fermentation reaction and has sour taste and odor. Coconut Sap that not fresh and clean is difficult to be granular in minimal heat process, it requires higher heat process and although it is solidify, some coconut sugar does not meet the good granule as expected, it become only soft solid particles. In addition, due to higher heat process, Coconut Sugar became brown or dark brown in color due to over cooked, which affect the nutrients, lessen the pleasant sweetness and aroma.

    Some Coconut Sugar producer’s malpractice, over cooked coconut sugar is mixed with MASCUVADO made of Sugar Cane to enhance the sweetness and smell, to lower the price and maximize profits.

    The Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) warned consumers against buying coco-sugar from non-PCA registered producers, saying some unscrupulous businessmen are selling as “pure coco-sugar” products but it’s mixed or solely “MASCUVADO SUGAR” from sugar cane. “This is certainly prejudicial to the promotion of coco-sugar as good for diabetics. Consumers should buy coco-sugar only from PCA-registered producers with commodity clearance for microbial analysis from accredited private or public laboratories.

    Coco-sugar is a coconut-based food product that has immense potential for growth because of its anti-diabetes properties, such as its low glycemic index (GI) of 35 and its high nutritional content as per revealed by National Food and Nutrition Research Institute (NFRI).

    Philippine Coconut Sugar was introduced and supplied in the local and foreign market three (3) years ago. It is derived from the unopened flower of the coconut and obtained by evaporating the sweet toddy through careful boiling in open vessels then allowed to cool and solidify.

    COCO SWEET
    Email:andyalbao@yahoo.com. Website:www.andyalbao.multiply.com

    • R.LAKSHMIANANDAN says:

      Dear andy,
      Thanks for your good messages, now i am having my own coconut farm
      around 100 acres in south india,tamilnadu.I need your guidence to start a good
      bussiness like coco sugar processing.
      Thank you.

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