Specialty Baking Ingredients
AfterShine Powdered Glaze 13kg
AFTR005
Application:
For a soft and subtle gloss: Stir 110g mix with 1000ml cold water.
For a very high gloss: Stir 330g mix with 1000ml cold water.
Mix the powder into cold water while vigorously stirring with a whisk. Leave to swell for 5 minutes, then stir well again and put in a spraying device. AfterShine gives the best result when sprayed after baking on a hot product. When applying the solution over a longer period: stir the solution every 20 minutes to prevent sedimentation.
Backaldrin Brezen Salt (Decor) 5kg: 1524
BACK800
Salt granules for decorating the bakery, pastry and confectionary products. These remain on the product, even at high temperatures, under humidity conditions, without melting.
Backaldrin Hail Decoration Sugar 5kg: 1786
BACK200-5
Hail sugar is a specially nibbed granule sugar which can be used for decoration on bakery products and desserts. Will not melt during baking maintaining shape and colour. Airated soft mouth feel not hard. Is a freeze-thaw stable product.
Backaldrin XXL Bread Improver 8kg
BACK100
Multipurpose improver specially designed for volume-orientated production for wheat bread and rolls. Dosage at 0.25-0.5%. Low cost and tolerant product. Highly concentrated allowing low dosage, can freeze for up to 30 days.
Belnap Neutral 7kg
BELN007
Concentrated hot process glaze with high level of water absorption (50 % to 70 %), easy to work with pasteϬike texture that gels immediately during application. Very shiny. Freeze thaw stable. Fast gelification. Reversible Πthe product is suitable to be heated up several times.
Belnap Neutral Sorbate Free 12kg
BELN051
Concentrated hot process glaze with high level of water absorption (50 % to 70 %).
Cherries Glace Green Whole 5kg 508593
CHER150
Cherries Glace Whole Green 18/20 are obtained by osmotic dehydration in glucose Πfructose syrup.
Cherries Glace Red Carmine W&B 10kg 504793
CHER065
Whole and broken glace cherries are produced from mature red cherries, obtained by osmotic dehydration in a sucrose syrup.