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Dear Sirs,
I want to reduce the weight of biscuit and maintain the dimension. Currently I am using 1.5% ammonium bicarbonate and 1.3% sodium bicarbonate. I also have 0.1% yeast in my recipe. Do you have any suggestion to reduce the weight....
Product: wirecute cookies
Product is egg and milk cookies and facing issue of crumbliness, softness. we tried to adjust from reducing fat quantities and from mixing sequence but issue still persisting.
product is getting crumbly, it means crumbs p...
Hello,
We
produce a gluten free wafer with potato and corn starch in a ratio of 60%
potato and 40% corn flour. The wafer sheet became hard, non-crisp and very
chewy in the shelf life. In the same line we produce a wafer with 100% po...
what is d high fructose corn syrup relative sweetness with sugar
can we replace 100 % sugar with high fructose corn syrup
or plz suggest alternative bcoz in some of the country the importation of sugar is very less and buying from local market in...
Hello Everyone..can anyone help me with balanced Ritz cracker recipe and its method of preparation? and i can do the trial in lab scale only. so please explain me the sequence of ingredients to be added, lamination process and baking temp and time.(w...
Hello every one,
Now a days a trend is going on Biscuit industry that less usage of Invert syrup,Due to its Carciogen impact like Alkalamide (which comes from the reaction from amino acids and Maillard reactions "Reducing sugars".
so i want to ask...
dear all
good morning,
want to know what type of chemical reaction take place during mixing (biscuit dough)
plz help me to explain in detail
regards
abadat hussain
The old biscuit man--Biscuit Foodchain from field to supermarket
350 biscuits
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