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No Gluten Wafer Sheets
In no gluten wafers with around 40% jowar flour, want to know which other ingredients will give spread and strength of the sheet. I am adding around 0.3% (on batter basis)xanthan gum in the recipe. Any idea of addition of ingredient which give furt...
Jose Azevedo Product Development Manager | Biscuit Expert | Subject Matter Expert and Biscuit manufacturer
06.05.2025
How to Keep Filled Naked Wafer Sticks Crisp?
What are the most effective requirements to mitigate filled naked wafer sticks fropm becoming soggy ? Should the cutting and packaging areas have RH% and temperature control? Can we control HR% inside cooling tunnels or buffers?
Gluten Free Cream Wafers
We are planning to make 100% gluten free wafers with millets. We have tried the following batter recipe. BATTER RECIPE INGREDIANTS QTY ( KGS) WATER 22 JOWAR FLOUR 4 MAIZE STARCH 3 TOPICA STARCH 2 SOYA LECITHIN 0.01 GAURGUM 0.008 GUM ACAC...
Wafer Sheets with Shorghum Flour
We are currently using Refined wheat flour for baking wafer sheets. We tried using Sorghum (Jowar) wheat flour for baking the wafer sheets but we are facing problems. Can we please know a stable process to bake wafer sheets with Sorghum wheat flour....
Wafer Sheet Smell
I have a single wafer sheet maker for lab trials. I am using a normal wafer-making recipe with smbs and protease enzyme (bio-bake) in the recipe. After some days it develops a smell like burnt corn. What may be the problem? For 100kgs of maida, I...
Omar Schmidt Development of New Product & Process Bakery Consultant and Consultant
19.06.2023
Eat my Cup - Technology and Ingredients Used in Edible Coffee Cups
Do you know what kind of technology and what kind of ingredients are used to make edible cups for coffee? Specifically, I am interested in understanding the process and materials used to create these innovative cups that can be consumed after use....
Waffle cone inflated
Hello, we are producing wafle cones 160mm in length in an automatic 37 mould oven on the rate of 1300- 1500 cones per hour. We have a problem that some of the wafers tend to get inflated as soon as the mould opens after cooking. This makes the waf...
08.12.2022
Wafer Cream Consistency - How to Get Heavier, and Harder Cream?
Our wafer cream is light, (s.g. 0.9) (we are mixing the cream with a beater in a planetary mixer) and soft. We would like to get a cream with totally different eating quality. Please advise how we can get heavier, and harder cream.Thanks.
Protein crunchy wafer - How to get the filling to be more spreadable?
Hello,we are developing new protein enriched wafer. To get the optimum level of protein content, we put 25% milk protein isolate inside of the filling, but our main problem is how to get the filling to be more spreadable? While spreading protein enri...
Jack Zeidan and
18.07.2022
Wafer sticks (wafer flutes) recipe
Hello,Can anybody suggest a good wafer sticks book has a good recipe and some information on how to run the machine?Thank you
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