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Fresh bread to the very last crumb
Anti-staling developments extend bread shelf life and encourage less waste.
Time to get tough on waste
Bread waste has reached phenomenal proportions compared to other food products. How can we turn the problem around?
Countdown to sustainable palm oil
As food manufacturers and retailers commit to sustainable palm oil by 2015, the race is on to secure supplies. The question is: why are we worried in the first place?
New chocolate emulsifier puts the squeeze on costs
Now there’s a new and highly effective avenue to explore potential savings and expand profit margins.
New chocolate emulsifier offers lecithin-beating functionality
Using fewer raw materials to achieve the same result is a dream for chocolate manufacturers
Does transport beat up your baking?
How to control flake-off damage in fully baked and par-baked frozen pastries.
Putting fruit fillings in their place
Over the next 30 days our application specialists will be testing pectin in a soft pastry filling. Keep track of their progress here.
Easy on the budget
A new low-cost alternative for bake-stable fruit fillings.
Bring in the enzymes
Moving up to the next level of fresh-keeping pastry. It’s no secret that starch is the primary cause of staling in soft pastries. If you’re an experienced croissant baker, you may already deal with it in various ways, for example by using hydrates of distilled monoglycerides, which interact with starch to provide superior anti-staling performance.
Size matters after the freeze
The bake-off sector is on the rise, and that places more demands on the quality of frozen croissant dough.