Active ingredient |
MC Product series |
Description/effects |
Amylases
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Fungal alpha-amylases |
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- All desired concentrations
- Use with high falling numbers
- Boosts oven rise
- Increases baked volume, reduces firmness of the dough
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Bacterial alpha-amylases |
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- For use in long-life bakery products to achieve saccharification and enhanced browning
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Beta-amylase |
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- Breaks down starch into maltose for controlled adjustment of the falling number
- Prolongs the shelf-life
- Boosts oven rise
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Glucoamylase/ amyloglucosidase |
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- Breaks down starch into glucose to achieve greater oven rise, especially with retarded fermentation or freezing
- Enhanced browning
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Amylases for prolonged shelf-life
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Bacterial amylases |
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- Enhances browning of baked products
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Hemicellulases
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Hemicellulases, xylanases, pentosanases |
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- Good to extremely good extensibility of the doughs
- Firms or relaxes the dough
- Releases water / reduces viscosity
- Dries and strengthens wheat and rye doughs
- High volume yields
- Fine texture
- Improves machinability
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Oxidases
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Glucose oxidase with selected side activities |
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- Strengthens the gluten
- Produces firmer dough
- Increases the stability of wheat and rye doughs
- Increases water absorption
- Improves dough tolerance
- Increases fermentation stability
- Improves processing properties
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Glucose oxidase (with a wider range of substrates) |
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Sulfhydryl oxidase |
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Proteases
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Proteases from various sources (fungal, bacterial , vegetable |
- Alphamalt PRO
- Alphamalt B
- Alphamalt BK
- Alphamalt BP
- Alphamalt PP
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- Splits the protein strands of the gluten skeleton
- Plastic, easily shaped doughs
- Reduces dough resistance
- Enhances flavour and browning
- Increases extensibility
- Prevents cracking of biscuits
- Shortens dough resting time
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