TREHA® trehalose is a multi-functional disaccharide with unique benefits for freshness, texture, and flavor/aroma in food and beverages. Trehalose is naturally occurring in many common foods, such as mushrooms, baker’s yeast and honey. As an ingredient, TREHA® has unique benefits across a wide range of applications, including bakery, snack, confection, meat and seafood, fruit and vegetable processing, and beverages.

 

In meat applications TREHA® can be used to:

> Increase moisture retention to deliver improved yield of finished product

> Prevents ice-crystal damage during freeze thaw cycles

> Salt reduction (enhances saltiness)

> Flavour enhancement

 

Baking applications can also benefit from the addition of TREHA®:

> Inhibits moisture migration in pastries

> Reduce starch retro-degradation (staleness)

> Prevents ice-crystal damage during freeze-thaw cycles

> Reduces browning in baked goods

With Savor-Lyfe® P series flavors Lallemand Bio-Ingredients offers to conscious consumers the authentic meat experience while keeping the promise of a more sustainable meal. Our new flavors are not only suitable for plant-based food, as they can provide an easy-to-apply solution to innovate and boost the flavor profile of

With Savor-Lyfe® P series flavors Lallemand Bio-Ingredients offers to conscious consumers the authentic meat experience while keeping the promise of a more sustainable meal. Our new flavors are not only suitable for plant-based food, as they can provide an easy-to-apply solution to innovate and boost the flavor profile of

Lallemand Bio-Ingredients Bio-Engevita® Toasted Powder is light beige organic inactive yeast. It has a mild savory toasted taste and is specially grown and processed from primary yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae). The yeast is roller dried and ground to provide a consistent homogeneous powder. Bio-Engevita® Toasted Powder is certified organic and produced in accordance with EU regulations for manufacturing organic yeast (which is regarded as equivalent to produce under USDA NOP as of 1 June 2012).