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BAKED in Science S2E4: The Challenges with Flour
Who can you go to for help with your flour challenges? Dr. Gary Hou from the Wheat Marketing Center in Portland,...
Egg Replacers are a Real Solution
The egg shortage is no yoke! (yoke, joke, see what I did there?). The avian flu is decreasing the supply of eggs and...
BAKED in Science S2E3: High Fiber Bread
We all know that baking with fiber is challenging. Not only does it mess up your absorption levels, it affects mixing...
Why Networking, Education, and Baking Tech Matter
Every year, there’s an endless chain of events and conferences for the baking industry. And every year, I’m reminded...
Lallemand Baking
Lallemand Inc. is a privately-held Canadian company, and is a leading developer, producer and marketer of yeasts,...
No Preservatives Added: Cultured Wheat as a Clean Label Mold Inhibitor
While simply adding terms like "organic" and "non-GMO" would seem to serve as a solution to satisfy the masses, the...
Baking with Insoluble Fiber
Fiber in baked goods… it’s an interesting dilemma. Insoluble fiber is a bulking agent with health benefits and zero...
Seven Ways to Increase Your Baking Skills
There’s always something new to learn; another skill to add to your repertoire. Sometimes it helps to have a hands-on,...
BAKED in Science S2E2: The Future of Mixing
Do you beat the heck out of your dough during mixing and make it as warm as possible? If so, I’d like to introduce you...
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.
