Wheat Bran M 200 (Item No.: 10187) is micronised (200 µm), and has the appearance and consistency of finely ground, brownish powder-like flour, with a smell and taste that is characteristic of wheat bran. This product can be used in cereals, baked goods and technology. It has a sieve analysis of 90% < 200 μm.
A+S BioTec supplies refined, natural micro-milled specialty raw ingredients that have been swelled, micronized, steeped, dried, and roasted. These products are mechanically ground to a micro-fine powder for use as natural colorings, flavor enhancers, fiber content, gelling agents, emulsifiers, and stabilizers in Food & Beverage applications such as baked goods, sweets, cereals, meat products, and dairy.
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