Confectionery / bread-making– tag –

Using vegetable powder in sweets lets you add the natural color and flavor of kabocha, purple sweet potato, beet, spinach, carrot, and more without artificial colorings or food dye. Just mix it with cake flour, milk, and eggs to give homemade cookies, cakes, bread, macarons, and ice cream a "with vegetables" touch...

Dessert, Sweets & Bakery Exhibition Tokyo is a specialized business-matching trade show covering a wide range—from ingredients, processed products, machinery, and packaging materials for Japanese confectionery, Western confectionery, bakery, and cafés, to foods, ingredients, machinery, utensils, packaging containers, and store facilities. Exhibit targets include confectionery manufacturers, bakeries...

The Dessert, Sweets & Bakery Exhibition is a business-matching specialized trade show focused on the fields of Japanese confectionery, Western confectionery, bakery, and cafés. It covers a wide range of exhibit fields, from ingredients and raw materials, semi-processed products, packaging and containers, machinery and manufacturing equipment, to store equipment and services. As exhibiting companies...

Dried fruit, whose popularity is rising as a healthy snack and natural ingredient. However, most products distributed in the domestic market are overseas-grown and sugar-added. In fact, “domestic” and “sugar-free” dried fruit is still a limited presence. Why domestic...

Freeze-dried strawberry (slice) is an ingredient made by cutting strawberries to a uniform thickness (2–5mm) and then freeze-drying them. Being thin and easy to top with, and with the cross-section pattern vividly retained, it's used for products that "show on the surface"—chocolate, granola, baked goods, latte art, premium cereal, and more...

Freeze-dried strawberry (dice) is an ingredient made by dicing strawberries into uniform sizes and then freeze-drying them. With uniform pieces easy to knead and mix into dough, it's the "put inside" type for ice cream, cookies, pound cake, granola, cereal bars, and more...

Fruit powder is an ingredient made by powdering fruits such as strawberry, mango, blueberry, apple, pear, yuzu, and banana. In confectionery, sweets, drinks, and nutritional foods, for formulations where fresh fruit or flesh is hard to use (dough or cream where you don't want to add moisture, products premised on heating or long-term storage...

Freeze-dried strawberry (whole) is a three-dimensional dried ingredient that retains the shape of fresh strawberries as-is. It shows its strength in "products that appeal visually"—confectionery and baking decoration, wagashi toppings, chocolate, and premium gifts. On the other hand, it has the weakness of breaking easily during transport and filling...