Step-wise and oscillatory gravimetric sorption experiments were used to study the equilibrium and dynamic water sorption behavior of bread crust. Water uptake kinetics is strongly related to crispness retention of composite products consisting of a dry crispy part and a more humid and soft part. We show that oscillatory sorption experiments of bread crusts could be very well described by a Fickian diffusion model. Many essential features, such as the shape of the oscillatory sorption curves, and the dependency of water sorption rates on time, time-interval between successive step-wise changes in relative humidity, and particle size are understood now to a great detai
Water sorption of gluten and wheat starch films as a function of water activity was studied using gr...
Crispness of bread crust is rapidly lost after baking. It is known that the speed of this loss is in...
Crispness is one of the most important sensory characteristics of crispy bread, because consumers as...
Step-wise and oscillatory gravimetric sorption experiments were used to study the equilibrium and dy...
Water sorption and dynamical properties of bread crust have been studied using gravimetric sorption ...
Crispness is an important quality characteristic of dry solid food products such as crispy rolls. It...
Crispness is an important quality characteristic of dry solid food products such as crispy rolls. It...
Water - sorption and dynamic properties of bread crust have been studied in gravimetric sorption exp...
In this work, water sorption kinetics of bread crust are described using an oscillatory sorption tes...
Water sorption and dynamical properties of bread crust were studied using gravimetric sorption exper...
Bread loses crispness rapidly after baking because water originating from the wet crumb accumulates ...
A dry crust loses its crispness when water migrates into the crust. It is not clear if it is the amo...
Bread crust crispness is lost when water migrates from crumb to crust during storage. To what extent...
A dry crust loses its crispness when water migrates into the crust. It is not clear if it is the amo...
Bread dough and bread are dispersed systems where several aqueous phases coexist and exchange water ...
Water sorption of gluten and wheat starch films as a function of water activity was studied using gr...
Crispness of bread crust is rapidly lost after baking. It is known that the speed of this loss is in...
Crispness is one of the most important sensory characteristics of crispy bread, because consumers as...
Step-wise and oscillatory gravimetric sorption experiments were used to study the equilibrium and dy...
Water sorption and dynamical properties of bread crust have been studied using gravimetric sorption ...
Crispness is an important quality characteristic of dry solid food products such as crispy rolls. It...
Crispness is an important quality characteristic of dry solid food products such as crispy rolls. It...
Water - sorption and dynamic properties of bread crust have been studied in gravimetric sorption exp...
In this work, water sorption kinetics of bread crust are described using an oscillatory sorption tes...
Water sorption and dynamical properties of bread crust were studied using gravimetric sorption exper...
Bread loses crispness rapidly after baking because water originating from the wet crumb accumulates ...
A dry crust loses its crispness when water migrates into the crust. It is not clear if it is the amo...
Bread crust crispness is lost when water migrates from crumb to crust during storage. To what extent...
A dry crust loses its crispness when water migrates into the crust. It is not clear if it is the amo...
Bread dough and bread are dispersed systems where several aqueous phases coexist and exchange water ...
Water sorption of gluten and wheat starch films as a function of water activity was studied using gr...
Crispness of bread crust is rapidly lost after baking. It is known that the speed of this loss is in...
Crispness is one of the most important sensory characteristics of crispy bread, because consumers as...