Heavy-Duty SS Khoya Making Machine – 200 Litre

Making khoya the old way means standing over a hot pan for hours, stirring by hand so the milk does not stick or burn. This Khoya Making Machine from Chefs Shop takes that load off your kitchen staff. It is a 200 litre, heavy-duty stainless steel kettle built for sweet shops, dairies, hotels, and catering kitchens that need fresh khoya every day without the manual grind. The SS 304 body and pan keep the machine food-safe and rust-free, the twin high-pressure burners give it fast, even heat, and the food-grade scraper blade keeps the milk moving so it does not catch on the bottom. Set on a wheeled stand, the unit is easy to place anywhere on your kitchen floor. Made by Chefs Shop in its own factory, this machine comes straight from the manufacturer, with no dealer or trader in between.

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SpecificationDetails
Machine TypeKhoya Making Machine / Kettle
Total Capacity200 Litres
Body MaterialHeavy-duty Stainless Steel (SS 304)
Pan / Bowl MaterialFood-Grade Stainless Steel (SS 304)
Bottom Plate Thickness12 mm
Motor Power1 HP
Voltage220V / 415V, 50Hz
Heating SourceLPG Gas / CNG
Fuel Consumption2.0 kg per hour (LPG)
Number of Burners2 Heavy-Duty High-Pressure Burners
Scraper BladeTeflon / Food-grade Nylon (Prevents milk burning)
Automation GradeSemi-Automatic
Machine Weight250 kg

Why Sweet Shops, Hotels and Dairies Choose the Khoya Making Machine 

1. Khoya Making Machine: One Kettle, Many Sweets

This kettle is not built for khoya alone. The same machine handles basundi, rabri, boiling milk for paneer, making ghee from cream, and cooking the base for kaju katli, besan laddu, and khoya burfi. Sweet shops that also stock items like the Kaju Katli Stencil Table can run their full sweet counter around this one machine instead of buying separate pans and burners for every item.

2. 200 Litres Means Big Daily Batches, Not Small Ones

On average, about 5 to 6 litres of full-fat milk makes 1 kg of khoya. At 200 litres, one batch in this machine can give you close to 35 to 40 kg of khoya, depending on the milk fat content. That is enough for a busy sweet shop or hotel banquet kitchen to cover a full day of orders from a single batch, instead of running the pan again and again.

3. Twin Burners Give This Khoya Machine Fast, Even Heat

Two heavy-duty, high-pressure burners sit under the pan, running on LPG or CNG. Heat spreads evenly across the base instead of collecting in one spot, so the milk cooks down at a steady pace. Fuel use is rated at around 2 kg of LPG per hour, which is manageable for a machine handling 200 litres of milk.

4. Food-Grade Scraper Blade Stops the Milk From Burning

The scraper blade is made of Teflon or food-grade nylon and keeps moving through the pan while the milk cooks. This stops the milk solids from sticking to the hot base and catching a burnt smell or taste, which is the most common problem with manual khoya making over an open flame.

5. A 12 mm Bottom Plate Built to Handle Daily Use

The bottom plate is 12 mm thick, made to take direct burner heat every day without warping or wearing thin. A thicker base also holds heat more evenly across the pan, which matters for a product like khoya where uneven heat leads to patchy, burnt batches.

6. Semi-Automatic Design, Easy for Any Kitchen Staff to Run

This machine is semi-automatic, so your staff does not need to stand and stir the whole batch by hand. Load the milk, set the burners, and let the motor and scraper do the stirring work. It cuts down on labour time and gives you the same result batch after batch.

7. Food Grade Steel Build Makes This Khoya Machine Last Longer

The body and pan are made from food-grade SS 304 stainless steel. It does not rust, it is safe for direct food contact, and it cleans up fast after a long shift in a sweet shop or hotel kitchen.

8. Made by Chefs Shop, Not Bought From a Trader

Chefs Shop builds this khoya machine in its own factory. There is no dealer, no importer, and no middleman between you and the manufacturer. If a part ever needs replacing or a repair is needed, you can speak directly to the people who built the machine through our Contact Us page, or browse our full range on the Commercial Kitchen Equipment page for other equipment to go with it.

Frequently Asked Questions Related to Khoya Making Machine (200 Litre)

What is khoya and what is it used for?
Khoya, also called mawa, is milk that has been cooked down until only the thick milk solids are left. It is the base for sweets like gulab jamun, barfi, peda, and kalakand.
How much khoya can I make from one batch in this 200 litre machine?
A full 200 litre batch of milk gives roughly 35 to 40 kg of khoya, depending on whether you use cow or buffalo milk and its fat content.
Can I use this khoya machine for basundi, rabri, or paneer too?
Yes. The same kettle can boil milk for basundi, rabri, and paneer, and can also be used to make ghee from cream.
What is the difference between this khoya machine and a manual pan?
A manual pan needs constant hand stirring for hours and burns easily if left unattended. This machine uses a motor-driven scraper blade to keep stirring on its own, so the milk cooks evenly without burning.
How much LPG does this khoya machine use?
The machine is rated at around 2 kg of LPG per hour of running time, across its two heavy-duty burners.
Is this khoya machine only for sweet shops?
No. Along with sweet shops, this machine suits hotels, dairies, catering kitchens, and any commercial kitchen that needs fresh khoya, basundi, or rabri in large amounts.
What if a part on this khoya machine gets damaged or stops working?
Since Chefs Shop builds this machine in-house, replacement parts and support are available directly from us, without needing to contact a separate trader or importer.

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