Alaska 666 is a powdered fresh cream stabilizer, which possesses good solubility and dissolves in warm water without lumps. This product has a neutral flavor, is freeze proof, and is quick and easy to use. It is used in the production of various baking applications, mainly to be used in place of gelatine. Alaska 666 finds application in decoration cream, tortes, slices, Swiss rolls, and omelets.
Martin Braun KG is a producer of various high-quality ingredients for the food and beverage industry. Their extensive product portfolio includes cream stabilizers, flavoring compounds, baking mixes, chocolate shavings, cream powders, gelatinous fruit fillings, and other food additives. The company is a well-recognized leader in the supply of products for bakery and confectionery applications.
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