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  • Open Crumb vs Tight Crumb: The Hydration Factor
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    Open Crumb vs Tight Crumb: The Hydration Factor

    Byljpiacentini@gmail.com December 15, 2025January 17, 2026

    The amount of water defines the behavior of gluten, gas retention, and starch gelatinization, ultimately shaping the bread’s internal architecture. Hydration changes the character of breads, from stiff bagel dough to ultra-wet crystal bread.

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    Cake Aeration

    Byljpiacentini@gmail.com December 15, 2025January 17, 2026

    How Fat Crystals Shape Cake Quality. One of the most influential aspects of fats is their ability to crystallize into different forms, which directly impacts aeration in cake manufacturing.

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    How Deep Learning is Reinventing Baguette Quality Control in Industrial Bakeries

    Byljpiacentini@gmail.com December 15, 2025January 17, 2026

    Real-world use case of AI-powered inspection on high-speed lines

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  • Excessive Shrinkage in Puff Pastry
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    Excessive Shrinkage in Puff Pastry

    Byljpiacentini@gmail.com December 15, 2025January 17, 2026

    Causes and Prevention

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    Tunnel Holes in Muffins: Causes and Prevention

    Byljpiacentini@gmail.com December 15, 2025January 17, 2026

    These are large, elongated voids that stretch from the base toward the peaked top of the muffin.

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  • Anti-Staling Enzymes at Work: Starch Retrogradation vs Enzyme Action 🔬
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    Anti-Staling Enzymes at Work: Starch Retrogradation vs Enzyme Action 🔬

    Byljpiacentini@gmail.com December 13, 2025January 17, 2026

    Enzymes as anti-staling agents can slow crumb firming caused by starch retrogradation, offering an effective alternative or complement to emulsifiers.

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