Calculadora de Temperatura de Confitería Gratis

Consulta las etapas de temperatura del azúcar: hilo, bola, caramelo y más para confitería.

°F

Temperature (Celsius)

121 °C

Sugar Concentration (approx)83%
Remaining Water (approx)17%

Fórmula

Candy Temperature Stages

Temperature Guide

Stage°F°CUses Thread230-235110-112Syrup, glazes Soft Ball235-245112-118Fudge, fondant Firm Ball245-250118-121Caramels, marshmallows Hard Ball250-265121-130Nougat, divinity, gummies Soft Crack270-290132-143Taffy, butterscotch Hard Crack300-310149-154Toffee, lollipops, brittles Caramel320-350160-177Caramel sauce, spun sugar

Key Principle

As sugar syrup heats, water evaporates and the sugar concentration rises. Higher temperatures mean less water, which determines the final texture of the candy.

Ejemplo Resuelto

Identify the stage at 250°F.

  1. 01Celsius = (250 - 32) x 5/9 = 121°C.
  2. 02At 250°F the syrup is at the firm ball stage.
  3. 03Sugar concentration = ~83%.
  4. 04Common uses: caramels, marshmallows.

Preguntas Frecuentes

Do I need a candy thermometer?

A candy thermometer is highly recommended for accuracy. The cold water test (dropping syrup into cold water and checking consistency) works but is less precise. Digital probe thermometers also work well.

Does altitude affect candy temperatures?

Yes. Water boils at a lower temperature at higher altitudes. Subtract about 2°F for every 1,000 feet of elevation. If water boils at 202°F in your location, subtract 10°F from all candy stage temperatures.

Why did my candy crystallize?

Unwanted crystallization happens when sugar crystals form on the pot sides and fall back in. Prevent this by brushing the sides with a wet pastry brush, adding a tablespoon of corn syrup, or not stirring once boiling begins.

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