Dough acidulants

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Dough acidifiers are acidic baking agents that are used in the production of rye flour and bread containing bread and other baked goods .

Dough acidulants lower the pH of the dough. This improves the consistency of the bread crumb , aroma and dough stability. The dough acidifiers often used include lactic acid , acetic acid , citric acid , sourdough , sour flours and sour milk products such as B. Buttermilk Powder.

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