Standardization of Nutrient-Enriched Baked Products for Consistency in Large-Scale Production Systems

Manivel, K (2026) Standardization of Nutrient-Enriched Baked Products for Consistency in Large-Scale Production Systems. Standardization of Nutrient-Enriched Baked Products for Consistency in Large-Scale Production Systems, 10 (04). pp. 1-6. ISSN 2582-3930

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Abstract

The increasing demand for healthier food options has driven the development of nutrient-enriched baked products in the modern bakery industry. However, ensuring consistency in quality, taste, and nutritional value during large-scale production remains a significant challenge. This study focuses on the standardization of nutrient-enriched baked products to achieve uniformity and efficiency in industrial production systems. It examines the incorporation of functional ingredients such as whole grains, dietary fibers, and plant-based proteins to enhance the nutritional profile of commonly consumed bakery items. The research adopts an experimental approach involving product formulation, recipe standardization, and evaluation through sensory and nutritional analysis. Standard operating procedures were established to control variables such as ingredient proportions, mixing, baking conditions, and processing time. The findings indicate that proper standardization significantly improves batch-to-batch consistency while maintaining desirable sensory attributes. Additionally, nutrient enrichment was found to enhance the health value of baked products without compromising overall acceptability when optimized formulations were used. The study

Item Type: Article
Domains: Hotel and Catering Management
Depositing User: Mr IR Admin
Date Deposited: 11 May 2026 08:16
Last Modified: 11 May 2026 08:19
URI: https://ir.vistas.ac.in/id/eprint/16632

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