Cakes with small, white speckles on the crust.
One of the most frequent defects we see on cakes is commonly known as ‘sugar spots.’
Stress-free sheeting, industrial laminators, croissant lines, dough dividers, rounders, and extrusion forming.
One of the most frequent defects we see on cakes is commonly known as ‘sugar spots.’
One of the most common and frustrating defects is their tendency to shrink or collapse a few minutes after leaving the fryer.
A common issue with crumb appearance is the presence of dark streaks or patches with coarser cell structures and firmer textures.
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