Bread wrapping ready for change, says Flowers executive 02.09.2015 By Laurie Gorton New line at Oxford, Pa., demonstrates improvements possible.Read More
Starch adds bulk for all baked goods, even gluten-free 02.02.2015 By Laurie Gorton This key ingredient determines finished texture and flavor.Read More
Teacher at heart 01.31.2015 By Laurie Gorton Don Dubois dedicated himself to sharing information that helped bakers make better products.Read More
Flavoring our future 01.31.2015 By Laurie Gorton Making foods consumers like taste better is only part of the legacy of Kermit and Pete MurphyRead More
Freekah an ancient grain option 01.31.2015 By Laurie Gorton Consumers seeking the latest in ancient grains can now choose organic cracked freekah.Read More
Sodium-cutting strategies and tactics, part 1 01.31.2015 By Laurie Gorton Expert from Innophos advises looking at sodium sources already in baked foods and then considering alternatives.Read More
Flowers Foods’ big line that can 01.31.2015 By Laurie Gorton The company fills a production gap in the Northeast with a high-tech, high-volume bread line to bake Nature’s Own at Oxford, PA.Read More
Sodium: To reduce or not to reduce 01.31.2015 By Laurie Gorton Government efforts to get Americans to consume less sodium appear to be stalling. Where does that leave bakery and snack formulators?Read More
Why emulsifiers work in cutting trans fat use 01.31.2015 By Laurie Gorton To move bakery formulations away from use of trans-containing shortenings, bakers should consider today’s improved emulsifiers. Read More
Hot Tamale! 01.30.2015 By Laurie Gorton Delimex expands its San Diego plant to feed America's increasing love of snacks with the company's hand-held, easy-to-prepare, tortilla-based Mexican foods.Read More