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Artisan Bread

Glen Colligan

Created on April 8, 2025

Our interactive guide to our NEW artisan bread line

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Artisanbread line

Our interactive guide to our NEW artisan bread line:

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Starter Development

Sourdough is a method of breadmaking that requires special fermentation by lactic acid bacteria and wild yeast. It is the oldest method used to leaven dough and make bread. Both an art and a science, this process requires time.

Mixing/Kneading

The process crucial for gluten development & flavor to deliver the desired finished product.

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Dough Forming

The dough then goes through the sheeter where it is rolled and formed.

Shaping and Cutting

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The dough is then shaped and cut to achieve the desired specification.

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Proofing/Retarding

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The product then goes thru the proofing/retarding process.

Baking

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Our Artisan bread then goes to the oven for baking to deliver a true, old style artisan bread.

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Cooling

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During this time, steam escapes, the crumb sets, and flavors deepen, transforming a hot loaf into a perfectly textured masterpiece.

Packing

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Immediately after cooling, items are frozen and packaged in a continuous, automated flow—minimizing handling, reducing contamination risk, and locking in peak flavor and texture.

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Some of the health benefits of this type of bread are:

  • Extended shelf-life
  • Superior nutritional profile
  • Higher digestibility
  • Better texture
  • Unique flavors and aromas

The formation of dough is characterised by the formation of gluten-forming proteins, whereby these form the adhesive skeleton of your baked products. During this time, mixing intensifies, the dough warms up and the swelling processes are driven.