Monthly Archives: January 2011

EC policy change on sugar could bring relief for bakers

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The European Commission, in a policy about face, said it may open the import quota or allow the sale of out-of-quota sugar into the bloc – a move that would bring relief for bakers and other food makers set to negotiate new sugar contracts.

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Artisan bread basics

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Once you take flour, water, salt and yeast and develop them in a mixer, what forms is a dough, which is the result of the water hydrating the flour particles.

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Heating Glass

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The item pictured (on the photo of the sample) is a transparent heating glass. The copper bars on each side carry electricity which then runs through a transparent metal oxide coating (fluorine doped tin oxide) on one side of the glass, heating it up.

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Tests prove pound cake egg replacer matches sensory expectations, reports Arla

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In-house trials on an optimised egg replacer formulation for pound cakes show it can match the quality of conventional recipes, and also improve on them through enhanced crumb structure and even air distribution, claims bakery ingredients supplier Arla Foods.

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Cargill announces acquisition of german chocolate business

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Cargill is expanding its cocoa and chocolate business in Europe through the acquisition of the business of Schwartauer Werke GmbH & Co. KG Kakao Verarbeitung Berlin, (“KVB”), an integrated chocolate company based in Germany.

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