Ciabatta bread, which originates from the northern Italian province of Lombardy, is crusty and has a marvelously light crumb structure. It is made with olive oil, which gives it a Mediterranean flavor and a soft, delicate texture. All you need is the Easy ITALY mix that contains Sapore, a range of traditional, fermented sourdoughs that will enhance the authentic taste and flavor.
Puratos is a supplier of ingredients for the food industry. Puratos has a wide range of products that include mixes, improvers, and flavor enhancers for patisserie, bakery, and chocolate applications. Puratos creates products that have vital nutrients such as antioxidants, GDA, prebiotics, satiety, and whole grains. Puratos also uses the most advanced enzyme technology to create high quality bread products.
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