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A Guide to Reducing Agents in Dough
Reducing agents are a type of dough conditioner used to reduce mix time and improve extensibility. They are used in...
Sources of High Fiber in Baking
We talk about fiber a lot here. And for good reason! It’s one of the biggest baking and food trends that just keeps...
BAKED in Science S2E32: What’s the Most Important Aspect of Flour?
Take a close look at flour, and you’ll find a lot of valuable information there. Understanding the makeup of flour...
Bakery Consumer Trends: Craft, Ethical Lifestyle and Transparency
What story does your food tell? Consumers today are looking for more than just personal substance from their bakery...
Wheat Type Matters to Your Product!
Flour is not just flour. Sure, there are the basic things wheat flour adds to your baking formula: gluten proteins...
How Baked Goods Rely on the Science of Shelf Life
Bread has been a staple food in many cultures for ages. It is easy to make, cheap and filling. From French baguettes...
Bakery Consumer Trends: Taste, Health and Freshness
What are consumers looking for as they walk into bakeries and stroll down the grocery aisle? The significant trends...
Baking Trends in 2019: High Fiber Bread
Clean label, artisan, sourdough, gluten-free and high fiber breads are some of the products trending in the baking...
Kill Step Validation Calculator Now for Fruit-filled Pastry
Brought to you by the AIB International Fruit-filled pastries are one of the most popular bakery products in North...
HOT TOPIC
What’s the most talked about trends in our community? Meet Mark Floerke, our BAKED In Science Podcast host, and baking Guru. In this segment, he talks about what’s hot in our Baking Industry Professional’s Forum.