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BAKED in Science

BAKED In Science
Baking Industry
Quality Control
KPM Analytics
Food Safety
AI Automation
Enzymes
Baking
Food Science
IBIE
Gluten-Free Baking
Predictive Maintenance
Bakerpedia
Bakeries
Bakery Showcase
Comprehensive Process Solutions
Reading Bakery Systems
Product Development
Nutraberry
Agrain
Sugar

Setting up shop where baking and science meet, this podcast is focused on all the technical aspects of the commercial baking industry. It covers everything from food safety, ingredient and equipment solutions and innovation. With guests from all corners of the industry, talking on some of the hottest topics and trends, BAKED in Science is right in the midst of the mix!

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Bakery Showcase is Canada’s biggest baking show. Hosted by the Baking Association of Canada [www.baking.ca] (BAC), this well-known event is the ideal spot to catch up on the latest trends and innovations in the Canadian baking industry. In th... more

Choosing the right flour can make or break your bakery process. Wheat flour constitutes over 50% of bread formulas and about 25% of cake formulas, which is why controlling the quality (bakerpedia.com/processes/flour-quality/) of this key ingr... more

From functional ingredients and plant-based innovations to bold global flavors, today's consumers are hungry for products that tell a story and fit their lifestyle. Savvy bakers who keep a finger on the pulse of the newest bakery trends (bake... more

Gluten-free formulations come with their share of difficulties and troubleshooting. When developing gluten-free products, it’s vital to keep in mind that the lack of gluten causes structural problems in gas retention. Gluten-free baking (bake... more

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Mathias Weigel
Representative, ELEX North America
ELEX North America
Episode: EP109: The Latest Innovations from Bakery Showcase Canada
Stephen Brand
Representative, Barry Callebaut
Barry Callebaut
Episode: EP109: The Latest Innovations from Bakery Showcase Canada
Keith Ellis
Representative, Harvest Bakery Equipment
Harvest Bakery Equipment
Episode: EP109: The Latest Innovations from Bakery Showcase Canada
Richard Charpentier
CEO and owner of Baking Innovation
Baking Innovation
Episode: EP108: Profit Through R&D
Dilek Uzunalioglu
Food engineer and expert in gluten-free baking
Agora Food Solutions and former R&D at Ingredion
Episode: EP106: Engineering Gluten-Free Baked Goods
Dimitrios Argyriou
Founder of Grainar and food scientist
Grainar
Episode: EP105: How Flour Influences Product Development
Marta Benedet
Key Account Manager at Agrain, which specializes in upcycled ingredients from spent brewers grains.
Agrain
Episode: EP104: Repurposed Grains for Less Food Waste
Aleksandra Bednarek
A bread sommelier
Episode: EP103: Exploring Flour and Fermentation with a Bread Sommelier
Lena Bosc-Bierne
Expert in food science specializing in the cereal industry
KPM Analytics
Episode: EP102: Leveraging Data for Optimal Quality Control

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Mark Floerke
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EP106: Engineering Gluten-Free Baked Goods
Q: What are some key differences between gluten-free baking and other baking?
Gluten provides unique elasticity and structure, which is often missing in gluten-free products, requiring a combination of different ingredients to mimic that functionality.
EP106: Engineering Gluten-Free Baked Goods
Q: What do you think people misunderstand the most about gluten-free?
Many people think gluten-free products are healthy; however, they were primarily developed for individuals with gluten sensitivity or celiac disease and are not always nutritionally dense.
EP106: Engineering Gluten-Free Baked Goods
Q: How would you describe the main difference between a food engineer and a food scientist?
Food engineering focuses on the mechanics and principles of food processing, while food science delves into ingredient interactions, sensory science, and more.
EP102: Leveraging Data for Optimal Quality Control
Q: What practical advice would you give to an industrial bakery aiming to implement a system like the Mixolab?
It's important to ensure good communication between quality and production, traceability of ingredients, and to start with one objective to avoid confusion while implementing the system.
EP102: Leveraging Data for Optimal Quality Control
Q: How can KPM support industrial bakeries in compensating for the loss of master baker know-how?
KPM has developed the Mixolab 300, offering objective, reliable data to replace lost expertise and enhance quality control in baking processes.

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This show centers on the intersection of baking science and commercial production, exploring technical topics like ingredient functionality, equipment optimization, quality control, and new product development. Episodes frequently feature conversations with industry researchers, ingredient suppliers, and bakery technologists about innovations in enzymes, gluten-free formulations, upcycled ingredients, and the role of data and automation in modern baking. Notable throughlines include how R&D translates into cost efficiency and quality on the plant line, the push toward cleaner labels and sustainable ingredients, and practical formulation insights drawn from real-world bakery scenarios. A distinctive strength is the guest mix drawn from ingre... more

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