Old English Cream Cake Base is a natural powder blend that has added stabilizers and emulsifiers. This powder requires vegetable oil or shortening, whole eggs, and water in order to reconstitute the base. It is designed to make cream or pudding cakes that are convenient and cost efficient. This product can be used in bakery and functional foods applications.
Amero Foods manufactures pastry ingredients and formulates and produces custom made blends for the specific needs of their customers. Among the numerous products they have developed are an all fructose cookie mix for diabetics, special flavors for the yogurt and pudding industry, low-carb bread mixes, ice cream or sorbet blends in powder form, etc. Amero Foods also offers frozen dough and basic baking ingredients.
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