Hi everyone,
Recently the fungi's observe on bread within 2 days from manufacturing. We doesn't arrested this problem.
Please give me a better suggestions.
Thank you.
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Hi everyone, Recently the fungi's observe on bread within 2 days from manufacturing. We doesn't arrested this problem. Please give me a better suggestions. Tha…
Hi everyone,
Recently the fungi's observe on bread within 2 days from manufacturing. We doesn't arrested this problem.
Please give me a better suggestions.
Thank you.
IMG20200704170754|226x500
Ufuk Ayyıldız reply
postedmore details please.
bread type, water content, a little info about recipe, storage conditions, packaging, etc. ?
Digambar R. Gosavi reply
postedMilk bread
But we use milk powder & 32% water we ues.
Store at ambient temperature.
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedYou are likely making bread with no time dough process and in unsanitary manufacturing conditions exacerbated by hot and humid condition during these summertime..
Muneer Ahmad Dar reply
postedMention temperature of that place and dource of water u used. Also chek recipe once more and make sure moisture is not more than 40%.
Digambar R. Gosavi reply
postedIt's hot & humid condition but not a unsanitary.
Digambar R. Gosavi reply
postedIt's almost ambient temperature and the water we used it's RO water.
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedReally ? But you are using no time dough system .How about your post bake..Did you cool down your bread properly and carefully in a clean environment,, then untouched by bare hands, handled with observation of hygiene and sanitation.? I had seen many Indian bakeries that ignore the care in post bake part mentioned. BTW, you did not add any calcium propionate or other bread preservative. also..
Sonia Morya8911 reply
postedIt's may due to improper storage conditions. You can use preservatives and stored at less humid atmosphere.