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Benefits of Dairy Ingredients in Bakery








Cheese
  • Provides flavor and texture in varietal breads
  • Contributes to flavor innovations in cheesecake
  • Adds flavor to breakfast and dessert items

Concentrated and Dry Milk Ingredients

  • Form and stabilize emulsifications
  • Enhance water-binding and machinability
  • Enhance texture and perceived freshness
  • Form dense foams with finer, more uniform air bubbles
  • Improve structure of baked products
  • Contribute to browning and appealing color
  • Contribute a subtle, pleasant dairy flavor and aroma
  • Increase nutritive value

Milkfat and Butter

  • Contribute rich, unique flavor unmatched by any other fat
  • Provide structure to cakes, pie crusts and pastries
  • Act as a flavor carrier for fat-soluble ingredients, spices, herbs and sweet flavors
  • Help maintain crumb softness and tenderness of bakery products
  • Lend visually appealing color to bakery products

Lactose

  • Contributes low relative sweetness
  • Enhances emulsification
  • Improves moisture retention
  • Is nonhygroscopic
  • Contributes to improved crumb texture and freshness
  • Contributes to increased volume, reduced fat levels, improved gas retention and enhanced flavors
  • Shortens proofing time, especially where sugar level is high
  • Helps doughs rise faster
  • Enhances controlled browning, leading to shorter baking times and lower temperatures to achieve even, stable, golden-brown colors; especially valuable for microwave-finished products
  • Enhances and binds delicate flavors
  • Reduces flavor loss during processing and storage
  • Reduces need for added flavors
  • Extends shortening in bakery products, enabling a fat reduction in certain recipes
  • Produces darker crust colors and softer crumbs in sponge and yellow cakes
  • Retards sogginess in pie crusts

Whey

  • Enhances sensory attributes
  • Improves nutritional profile with complete and bioavailable amino acids
  • Contributes high calcium content: 100 grams of dry sweet whey contains about 770 mg of calcium and 100 grams of dry acid whey contains about 2,280 mg of calcium
  • Contributes to a healthful image and clean label
  • Whey protein concentrate (WPC) aids in the dispersion of shortening, which can reduce the shortening level in some formulas or increase the effectiveness of shortening in others
  • WPC provides structure in bakery products through the formation of heat-set irreversible gels
  • Enhances water binding in dough, which can also improve machinability
  • Lowers fat absorption in many fried products
  • Improves moisture retention of a finished product, which enhances consumers’ perception of freshness
  • Improves stable foaming and whipping for products such as angel food cake and meringues
  • Can replace egg albumin in many products, such as yellow and sponge cakes, which may reduce costs, enhance microbiological safety and improve health image of product
  • Contributes to browning and crust development
  • WPC can be used as a prebake glaze on pastries and biscuits to produce excellent color and gloss in bakery products
  • Delivers a bland, slightly sweet flavor that enables other flavors, such as chocolate and various spices, to develop to their full potential
  • In sourdough breads, the distinctive flavor of acid whey can enhance the flavor contributed by the fermentation
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