Concentrated Butter Cake 33°C

Concentrated Butter Cake 33°C is a butter with a firm texture and high plasticity. This product has a longer shelf life compared to traditional butter and can be stored at a higher temperature without the risk of spoiling. Concentrated Butter Cake 33°C is most commonly used in cake, dough, and short bread applications.

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Concentrated Butter Millefeuille 38°C is a butter with an extremely firm texture and high plasticity. This product has a longer shelf life compared to traditional butter and can be stored at a higher temperature without the risk of spoiling. Concentrated Butter Millefeuille 38°C is most commonly used in puff pastry applications.

Extra Hard Winter Butter (Lactic, Salted, With Color)

Extra Hard Winter Butter (Lactic, Salted, With Color) is a yellow, lactic, salted butter with an extremely firm texture. Lactic butter has been ripened by the action of bacteria added to the cream before it is aged and churned. The bacteria help ferment the lactose (milk sugar) and turn it into lactic acid. This process results in a more richly flavored butter. Extra Hard Winter Butter (Lactic, Salted, With Color) is most commonly used in cake, dough, short bread, Viennoiserie, and puff pastry applications.