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Hello, I would like to know what is the most appropriate way to incorporate sodium bicarbonate and ammonium or proteases into a biscuit dough ( in this moment these are solved in water and incorporate in the first faze of mixing).
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Hello,I work as a baker for a company that makes teething biscuits for babies. I have been tasked with finding a way to make the biscuits harder to break. So basically I am trying to make something safe to eat but too strong to break. The aim is for...
Dear All,
We are facing problem in our soft dough biscuit at Moulding
area (hydration of soft dough is so fast that way, discharge of dough at Moulding
is less and rejection ratio is high)
Our soft dough biscuit has less vegetable shorten...
Hi guys, Could someone share a sample formulation for baby rusks (industrial process)? Also wanted to know if there is a book that anyone could recommend to learn about industrial cookie/ biscuit manufacturing? I am currently manufacturing at home us...
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