Hi digambargosavi
I think espcially Natural yeast is better protect than other things. Bread will be strong structer with natural yeast. İt will not souring too early. Same time it will earn good taste.
You can use sitric acit or vitamin C and some producer cant want vitamin C because Vitamin C it can be broke their build. internal structer can be very stronger. but, altought, there are many negative situation. but, it is a good protect in the bread sector. You can find a preservative to include vitamin C and sitric acit.
I hope, I have been helped to you.
Hi @DigambarGosavi, can you share more about what you are preserving? Are you more keen to prevent microbial growth? Or are you more focused on keeping the sensorial properties (softness, moistness) of your bread?
Bread preservation is a multi pronged approach..Formulation, Proper baking to desired moisture content,,sanitary conditions in post baking preferably clean air environment, alcohol spray ,modified atmosphere packaging and oxygen absorbing sachets .If you fulfill those various hurdles your bread can have a shelf life of several months to a year.
özgür koyun reply
postedHi digambargosavi
I think espcially Natural yeast is better protect than other things. Bread will be strong structer with natural yeast. İt will not souring too early. Same time it will earn good taste.
Digambar R. Gosavi reply
postedThanks, we have use it. But I think if using another would be better or not?
özgür koyun reply
postedok so what do you want and for what you can explain more clearly ı can help you more. I worked for 2 years in the bread sector.
Digambar R. Gosavi reply
postedLike enzyme or improver?
özgür koyun reply
postedYou can use sitric acit or vitamin C and some producer cant want vitamin C because Vitamin C it can be broke their build. internal structer can be very stronger. but, altought, there are many negative situation. but, it is a good protect in the bread sector. You can find a preservative to include vitamin C and sitric acit.
I hope, I have been helped to you.
Joshua Miguel Cruz reply
postedHi @DigambarGosavi, can you share more about what you are preserving? Are you more keen to prevent microbial growth? Or are you more focused on keeping the sensorial properties (softness, moistness) of your bread?
Hoping to hear from you soon!
Precious Vanta reply
postedCalcium Propionate can extend the shelf life of bread by preventing molds.
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedBread preservation is a multi pronged approach..Formulation, Proper baking to desired moisture content,,sanitary conditions in post baking preferably clean air environment, alcohol spray ,modified atmosphere packaging and oxygen absorbing sachets .If you fulfill those various hurdles your bread can have a shelf life of several months to a year.