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Potential Functions:
Leavening Agent
Raising Agent
Potential Applications:
Bakery Personal Care Snack Foods
Confectionary Powders
Cleaning Chemicals Ready Meals
Baking powder
A premixed powder used for increasing the volume and lightening the texture of baked goods. Suitable for manufacturing industry, food service, retail, wholesaler and trading.
Baking Powder Unit Net Weight (Gr.) 2000 Master Carton Volume (m3) 0,041 Content in Master Carton 8 Master Carton Gross Weight (Kg.) 17,2 Quantity in Master Carton 8 20 FT Container Capacity 809 40 FT Container Capacity 1453 Packaging Style Bucket Preparation: Entirety of the bag (10g) is for 400gr flour.
Baking Powder
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Ingredients:Â Raising Agent:(E-450 a+ E-500) starch Method: To be added from 0.5%:2% according to products.
Fast Fermentaion, High Nutrition, Pure Natural Item: Cheap Instant Dry Low sugar Yeast for bread Making Application: Used for fermenting all kinds of paste, such as bread and pizza. Ingredients: Natural Yeast, Emulsifier (Meet the standard of Halal Certification) Usage: Suitable for making salty bread (low sugar) and sweet bread (high sugar). Dosage: 1.0-1.2% for bakery bread. 0.3-0.5% for others. Storage: Store in Cool & Dry Places. Once opening, the yeast should be stored in the refrigerator. You can store yeast in the freezer, which will pause its activity and prolong its shelf life. Just be sure to place it in a well-sealed container before freezing. Shelf Life: 24 months from the date of production How to Use Mixing the yeast into flour, add water, and stir well. Or, knead with the paste as dough for fermenting. Control the water temperature and the fermenting temperature at 35~38. Avoid directly adding the bread yeast into oil or cold water.