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RACK FOR SHEET PAN / BUN PAN BAKERY DONUT PASTRY TRAY |  |
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US $137.00 | 28d 5h 44m |
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Acrylic Display Case 2 Tray (Tier) Large - Pastry Bakery Donut Front Door | |
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US $111.50 | 18d 13h 33m |
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Large Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case 3 Tier | |
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US $130.00 | 2d 10h 38m |
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Large Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case 4 Tier | |
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US $170.00 | 5d 15h 28m |
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Bakery Pastry Donut Display Case - 3 Shelves Cabinet | |
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US $165.00 | 18d 13h 2m |
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Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case with 2 trays | |
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US $85.45 | 11d 17h 48m |
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Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case with 3 trays | |
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US $109.20 | 11d 18h 4m |
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Acrylic Shelves for Pastry Display Case - Donut Bakery | |
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US $11.95 | 5d 8h 47m |
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LARGE ACRYLIC PASTRY BAKERY DONUT DISPLAY CASE 3 TIER | |
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US $292.50 | 6d 20h 24m |
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Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case with 5 trays | |
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US $142.45 | 11d 18h 24m |
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Donuts Pastry Bakery
the bakery makes pastries:25% are donuts,37.5%are cookies,25%are breakfast buns & the rest are daily special?
there 90 breakfast buns, how many pastries are made each day
breakfast buns = 90 (25% of 360)
donuts = 90 (25% of 360)
cookies = 135 (37.5% of 360)
daily specials = 45 (12.5% of 360)
Total 360 items
25%x = 90 (number of breakfast buns)
25% = .25x = 90. So divide each side of equation by .25 to give value of x. That equals 360 total items.
The rest can be solved using 360 as the total number.
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RACK FOR SHEET PAN / BUN PAN BAKERY DONUT PASTRY TRAY | |
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US $137.00 | 28d 5h 44m |
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Acrylic Display Case 2 Tray (Tier) Large - Pastry Bakery Donut Front Door | |
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US $111.50 | 18d 13h 33m |
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Large Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case 3 Tier | |
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US $130.00 | 2d 10h 38m |
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Large Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case 4 Tier | |
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US $170.00 | 5d 15h 28m |
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Bakery Pastry Donut Display Case - 3 Shelves Cabinet | |
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US $165.00 | 18d 13h 2m |
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Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case with 2 trays | |
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US $85.45 | 11d 17h 48m |
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Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case with 3 trays | |
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US $109.20 | 11d 18h 4m |
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Acrylic Shelves for Pastry Display Case - Donut Bakery | |
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US $11.95 | 5d 8h 47m |
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LARGE ACRYLIC PASTRY BAKERY DONUT DISPLAY CASE 3 TIER | |
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US $292.50 | 6d 20h 24m |
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Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case with 5 trays | |
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US $142.45 | 11d 18h 24m |
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Acrylic Pastry Bakery Donut Display Case with 4 trays | |
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US $123.45 | 11d 18h 14m |
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Sarabeth's Bakery: $25.16 Author Sarabeth Levine answers five inspiring questions in this video. To watch, click here. Mastering the art of baking, presented step-by-step through recipes from the legendary New York City baker. In the heart of Manhattan’s vibrant Highline District is a destination that is beloved by discriminating dessert lovers--Sarabeth’s Bakery. Sarabeth Levine offers an irresistible array of scones, muffins, croissants, cookies, and other classic desserts. This important addition to the baking book canon has been anxiously awaited by the extraordinary baker’s countless fans. It features more than one hundred inspiring recipes for her signature baked goods, ranging from unique English muffins and luscious banana cream pie with vanilla bean pastry to creamy chocolate pudding. Recipes for the perfect accompaniment to her buttery pastries--her legendary spreadable fruits--are also included. Step-by-step instructional photographs teach the baking techniques that make Sarabeth stand apart. Tips on such topics as making a decorative piecrust edge are also discussed in this user-friendly primer. The exquisite photography shows the home baker creative ways for sharing these wonders with friends and family. |
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The Making of a Pastry Chef $40.67 This book not only includes 50 dessert recipes (including Rhubarb Napoleons and Champagne Jelly), it also features interviews with famous pastry chefs, among them Richard Leach of New York's Park Avenue Cafe, Nancy Silverton of La Brea Bakery in Los Angeles, and Jacques Torres (of Le Cirque 2000. |
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Turkish Bakery Delight $16.46 For beautiful photos, recipes and author information click here. In Turkish Bakery Delight, the author introduces a mixture of traditional Turkish baking recipes--savory and sweet--along with recipes developed with a contemporary touch. Each recipe is introduced with fun facts about the origin of the dish and how to serve it. From Gozleme, a classic Turkish pastry prepared for kings, to the mango dessert Muhallebi sold on every corner, there's a little something for everyone. Includes a basic guide to Turkish pronunciation and a glossary of terms for names and ingredients. The perfect companion for the adventurous baker. |
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Business Excellence Profiles Bakery Process ERP Leader 02
In the feature entitled, Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker, Escape Velocity Systems (www.evs-sw.com) is profiled as the leader among ERP vendors who serve this niche market. In the current issue of Business Excellence, the article authored by manufacturing journalist TR Cutler, details the nuances of the technology requirements of the baked goods sector.
According to Evan Garber, president of Bakery ERP specialists Escape Velocity Systems (EVS) manufacturers of 02, “The unusual production characteristic for most bakeries is the practice of frequently mixing dough in a small kettle; many doughs are then used in one batch run. For each batch of dough the production team is aware of the ingredient lot number, but at the other end of the production line, quality control typically goes though a process of elimination to determine from which dough their test samples came.”
Bakery ingredient items can be given lot attributes which can be entered by the QC department, however. Since flour is typically the key ingredient, most bakeries have to analyze the properties of each flour lot to determine absorption rates to maintain high quality standards. Getting the correct moisture in batches is an art with scientific elements.
Flour lot #1 has attribute absorption of ten and Flour lot #2 has attribute absorption of eight. These attributes stay with the lot throughout production life and can be used by production planners to estimate a compensating water content needed for a batch. “It’s important to track lot expiration dates,” Garber noted. “QC must also be able to determine that the real expiry date is different than the date calculated for a batch and be able to change it. The most important factor is that QC must be completely integrated with the rest of the organization’s ERP shelf life. Many bakeries’ QC departments are on separate systems, including Excel spreadsheets. The value proposition that bakery technology solutions must bring to food safety and quality is that QC is integrated with the rest of the ERP.”
Indeed if QC determines that a lot is bad and records it in the system, the lot is automatically put on hold and cannot be used in manufacturing or shipped out. If QC tests for attributes of a lot and records them in a bakery specific technology solution, the production planner can see the attributes of the lot and plan for compensating ingredients (such as water or gluten). Shelf stability and expiration date management applies to many food products, none more than baked goods.
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) suggests the grain category is the largest segment of American dietary consumption, encouraging consumers to eat at least five ounces of grain products every day. From snack cakes, energy bars, cookies, crackers, rolls, donuts, pastries, pie, pizza crusts, cakes and muffins, and fortified breakfast cereals, bakery manufacturing covers a very broad range of foods. Since the average American eats more than 50 pounds of bread and more than a 100 pounds of cereal each year, it represents billions of dollars in revenue for bakers; the worldwide market for bakery products is now greater than $300 billion annually. “Serving this large and lucrative market requires knowledge of bakery management and maintenance of hygienic production of baked goods,” insisted Garber. “Sanitation processes, allergen control programs and bioterrorism defense strategies must be well defined and followed to ensure the bakery and the public are not at risk.” Generic technology solutions for the food sector will not suffice; hyper-vertical applications are necessary to meet the mandated compliance requirements from BioTerrorism Act to HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points).
About the Author
Escape Velocity Systems
www.evs-sw.com
Evan Garber
President
solutions@evs-sw.com
303.494.1765 x114
