How do you manufacture corn flakes from extruder?

• Cereal flakes, including corn flakes, can be made by an extrusion process that combines mixing, cooking, kneading, shearing, and forming. Typically, raw materials are fed into an extruder barrel, where a screw conveys them along the barrel. The raw materials undergo heating, compression, and mixing to form a thermoplastic mass.

Extruder is a more simple way to produce the corn flakes instead of steam process.

Other questions ,

• What is the process of extrusion of cornflakes? The extrusion process for corn flakes starts by cleaning and milling dent corn into cornmeal, often using a twin screw extruder. The cornmeal is then transferred onto a feeding conveyor, loaded into a mixer and finally into an extruder where extrusion takes place.
• What is the process of cereal extrusion? Cereal extrusion is a process of shaping cereal powder into various shapes and forms, often refined by thermo-mechanical cereal extruder machines, including twin-screw extruders.
• Are corn flakes extruded? Corn flakes, along with wheat and bran flakes, can be made using a twin-screw extruder with an extended barrel. This process uses flours and other powdered ingredients without needing pre-conditioning.

In the video can see the extruder, air conveyor, flaking machine and toaster. This is tested in our factory before shipment.