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  • A study published in the Journal of Food  Processing and Preservation in 2020, baked 25%,  

  • 50%, 75%, and 100% allulose pound cakes, and  a 100% sucrose pound cake as control Group,  

  • and found that as the proportion of allulose  increases, the crumb of pound cake caramelizes  

  • faster, but there is no significant difference  in the texture of these five-pound cakes.

  • Another study published in the journal  “LWTin 2021 compared cupcakes made  

  • with allulose and sucrose got similar  results. Interestingly, this study also  

  • found that allulose cakes lost water slower  in the baking process than sucrose cakes,  

  • and it usually takes a longer time  to bake to achieve the same texture.

  • But at the same time, allulose cake  is also easier to burn because it  

  • caramelizes faster. So for the bakersmanaging the baking temperature and time  

  • will be a challenge when using allulose  as sugar, but if it is handled well,  

  • the taste and texture of the finished product  can be very similar to ordinary cakes.

A study published in the Journal of Food  Processing and Preservation in 2020, baked 25%,  

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