REVEL™ is a range of high-temperature melting fats, available in powder and flake form. REVEL™ acts as a crystallization enhancer, stabilizer, free flowing fat, structuring agent, dough improver and is suitable for encapsulation applications. The application of REVEL™ flakes in pizza dough improves the dough, giving it a light structure. REVEL™ flakes are rather hard at dough-making temperature and will contribute to a layering effect during baking in puffed pastries.
Loders Croklaan’s line of trans-free emulsified shortenings is prepared without hydrogenation and possesses properties of texture, shelf life and aeration comparable to emulsified shortenings based on partially hydrogenated vegetable oils.
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