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Cultured Wheat: The Natural Preservative

Cultured Wheat: The Natural Preservative

Cultured wheat is a powerful ingredient for any baker's toolbox. Here is a strong preservative that is natural, allowing you to have a solid shelf life without chemicals like sorbates or benzoates. Here’s why you should bake with cultured wheat: Texture-building...

5 Tips for Baking with Natural Flavors

5 Tips for Baking with Natural Flavors

Food products have been improved by added flavors since before the 18th century. They enhance or impart a pleasing taste that persists throughout the product's shelf-life. However, flavor compounds are highly volatile, especially when...

C-Cell

C-Cell

www.bakingqualityanalyser.com Are you looking at monitoring baking quality more closely to make improvements or maintain quality control? C-Cell is an approved method for assessing baking quality parameters over a wide range of...

Stop the Guesswork with Crumb Analysis

Stop the Guesswork with Crumb Analysis

How objective are you when it comes to estimating the quality of your products? Do you run crumb analysis? For something as precise as baking, it makes sense evaluating the products should be as well. Because bakery products have...

Learning to Bake with Rye Flour

Learning to Bake with Rye Flour

If you’re looking to add a splash of flavor to your breads, especially sourdough, rye flour is a great option. But did you know it bakes differently than wheat flour? It’s because of the protein! Rye is high in in gliadin, which...

Tips for Organic Baking

Tips for Organic Baking

The increasing demand for clean and healthy bakery products during the pandemic boosted the demand for organic baking. In 2020, organic sales in the U.S. increased to a record high of $62 billion while the sale of organic flour and baked goods grew by 30%. How can you...

How Much Water Does Your Dough Absorb?

How Much Water Does Your Dough Absorb?

You have probably heard us mention water absorption more than once. That’s because it’s such an important piece in dough production, no matter what you’re baking. Water absorption influences parameters in baking and bread such...

What is Bakery Software?

What is Bakery Software?

In an industry known for its creative side, the importance of bakery administration can be easy to overlook. Yet no matter the size of your bakery, how you manage tasks like order processing or inventory can make or break your...

The Benefits of Oat Hull Fiber

The Benefits of Oat Hull Fiber

Consumers aren’t looking for just healthy food. They want food that tastes good too! So as a baker, it’s up to you to find ingredients (or a combination of ingredients) that can deliver on both. One solution for dietary fiber:...

BAKED in Science EP55: Gluten Free Pt. 1 Why it Matters

BAKED in Science EP55: Gluten Free Pt. 1 Why it Matters

The interest in gluten free products is not slowing down and has established itself as a lasting trend. Usually, when discussed in the baking industry, the conversation focuses on replacing gluten in formulas and R&D...

All You Need with All Purpose Flour

All You Need with All Purpose Flour

Everything needs a starting point—that middle of the road point to build everything around. For bakers, that point is usually flour. And for most, it’s usually all purpose flour. I mean, it’s kind of in the name. But what makes...

Improving Industrial Artisan Bread Production

Improving Industrial Artisan Bread Production

Artisan bread with its simple, clean label is a popular choice for consumers these days. So, many artisan bakeries are scaling up to the industrial level. Here are some things to keep in mind when running a high output artisan bread line. What is artisan bread?...

Is Rice Flour a Good Choice for Gluten-Free Baking?

Is Rice Flour a Good Choice for Gluten-Free Baking?

Gluten free baking has moved from the latest craze to an established, growing market. So as you're looking for ways to move wheat flour out of your formulation, look to alternatives that offer function and nutrition.  There’s a reason we’ve been baking with...

Commercializing the Novel Bread Market

Commercializing the Novel Bread Market

Now is a good time for the innovation and commercialization of novel bread. The revenue in the global bread market is $25,064M and is projected to grow at 0.63% (CAGR 2021-2025). There has been a significant increase in the demand for value-added niche bread. The...

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