Inulin offers more than just fiber 06.18.2014 By Laurie Gorton While typically used for its fiber, inulin offers a sweetness characteristic.Read More
Fiber’s new bakery look, part 1 06.17.2014 By Laurie Gorton Cereal grains as fiber sources benefit many baked foods, says Ardent Mills expert.Read More
Honey exists in a league of its own 06.16.2014 By Laurie Gorton When it comes to alternative sweeteners, honey delivers.Read More
Why inulin acts as fiber and sweetener 06.10.2014 By Laurie Gorton Expert from BENEO answers questions about the status of inulin as a dietary fiber and its role as a low-intensity sweetener.Read More
Allergens continue to challenge food industry 06.06.2014 By Laurie Gorton Leading scientist explains threshold limits, emerging regulations and testing methods.Read More
Grains under attack at dietary guidelines meetings 06.05.2014 By Laurie Gorton Joanne Slavin briefs cereal chemists about possible changes in 2015 guidelines.Read More
Data backs egg’s popularity as ingredients 06.05.2014 By Laurie Gorton American Egg Board reports egg ingredients continue to have a positive presence.Read More
From Russia with trade 05.31.2014 By Laurie Gorton BEMA’s pavilion at leading bakery expo in Moscow helps members open doors to international business.Read More
Salt with buzz 05.31.2014 By Laurie Gorton Flaked kosher sea salt — an ingredient familiar to label-reading consumers — offers uncommon advantages to bakers and snack food makers.Read More
Galaxy Desserts sets the trends 05.31.2014 By Laurie Gorton Galaxy Desserts and Brioche Pasquier figure Americans are ready for authentic brioche and plan to build on the US company’s base of frozen croissants and upscale desserts.Read More