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Hello everyone! We are trying to develop a no sugar added cookie recipe but there are some challenges when we try to scale up the recipe in our production. The basic recipe includes soft type wheat flour, palm oil, maltitol, sorbitol, water, cocoa powder, raising agents, etc. The baking step of the cookies cannot be done directly on the oven belt (it is not a solid steel belt). The production should be done on an open wire-mesh oven belt. The problem is that the cookies sink on the bottom of the belt and they cannot be detached without breaking. We have tried different recipe-related approaches (use of hard type wheat flour, wheat starch addition, pre-gelatinised starch addition, maltodextrin addition, changing sweeteners, decreasing water and fat content). None of these worked. At that point, I have to mention that the recipe works fine when the baking is done on a solid steel belt. However, we need to find a way to work with the wire-mesh belt. Do you have any other ideas? Thank you very much in advance!
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