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iba 2023: Angel Yeast brings latest baking products and solutions, empowering the China team to triumph in the iba.UIBC.Cup of Bakers

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Tuesday, October 31, 2023
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With the support of Angel Yeast, Team China also won the iba.UIBC.Cup of Bakers 2023, the prestigious international baking competition hosted by iba during the exhibition.

Key Points: 
  • With the support of Angel Yeast, Team China also won the iba.UIBC.Cup of Bakers 2023, the prestigious international baking competition hosted by iba during the exhibition.
  • Established in 1949, iba is the world's largest baking and confectionery trade fair and a unique platform for showcasing the industry's latest trends and innovation, connecting exhibitors with partners, and promoting industry development.
  • With resistance 15% higher than regular dry yeast, it extends the shelf-life and ensures stability of frozen dough, making it suitable for a wide range of frozen dough products.
  • Angel Yeast has supported the Chinese team and coordinated training resources with its German partner MIWE, including local training ground, materials, as well as baking technique guidance by MIWE's master bakers.

iba 2023: Angel Yeast brings latest baking products and solutions, empowering the China team to triumph in the iba.UIBC.Cup of Bakers

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, October 31, 2023
Taste, Frozen, Exhibition, Temperature, Bread, VD, Premium, Selenium, Nut, Freezing, Seed, Rewarming shock, IBA, Tea, Baker, Baking, Flour, Convenience food

With the support of Angel Yeast, Team China also won the iba.UIBC.Cup of Bakers 2023, the prestigious international baking competition hosted by iba during the exhibition.

Key Points: 
  • With the support of Angel Yeast, Team China also won the iba.UIBC.Cup of Bakers 2023, the prestigious international baking competition hosted by iba during the exhibition.
  • Established in 1949, iba is the world's largest baking and confectionery trade fair and a unique platform for showcasing the industry's latest trends and innovation, connecting exhibitors with partners, and promoting industry development.
  • In the meantime, Chinese bakers Lin Yeqiang and Feng Yingjie won the highly competitive three-day iba.UIBC.Cup of Bakers 2023, one of the top three bread baking competitions in the world.
  • Angel Yeast has supported the Chinese team and coordinated training resources with its German partner MIWE, including local training ground, materials, as well as baking technique guidance by MIWE's master bakers.

What happens to your body when you get left in the cold

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Monday, September 4, 2023
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Pret has reportedly apologised and said it is working with the manufacturer to ensure this doesn’t happen again.

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  • Pret has reportedly apologised and said it is working with the manufacturer to ensure this doesn’t happen again.
  • It only takes a short amount of time in the cold for the body to be seriously affected.
  • When the body deviates from this temperature, it’s either because it’s fighting an infection (causing temperature to rise) or because it’s been exposed to cold.
  • This means the body is unable to produce enough heat to keep up with the rate it’s being lost.
  • In the severe stage, body temperature drops below 28℃ and most body systems stop functioning.

Dangers of the cold

    • Although hypothermia due to cold air takes longer, air movement can cause it to set in faster.
    • Frostbite is the freezing of the skin, which progresses to deeper tissues if cold exposure continues.
    • But as hypothermia sets in this can be counterproductive as it circulates blood from the cold limbs back to the core, risking even greater body temperature drops.
    • Movement during moderate or severe hypothermia can increase the risk of death due to this rush of cold blood to the core.
    • For people with mild hypothermia, removing them from the cold, taking off any wet clothing and giving them extra layers to warm up usually helps.

Cold water therapy: what are the benefits and dangers of ice baths, wild swimming and freezing showers?

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Wednesday, May 10, 2023
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Cold water therapy, as it has come to be known, can take the form of outdoor swimming – in lakes, rivers or the ocean – cold showers or even ice baths.

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  • Cold water therapy, as it has come to be known, can take the form of outdoor swimming – in lakes, rivers or the ocean – cold showers or even ice baths.
  • Indeed, there are many accounts of how cold water therapy has changed lives, cured broken hearts and helped people during difficult times.
  • Indeed, research into the potential benefits of cold water therapy or outdoor swimming is in its early stages, but what is clear is that cold water immersion can have potentially harmful effects on the human body.

Cold water risks

    • But we can’t say that about cold water – as it comes with a lot of risks.
    • One of the little-known problems associated with cold water immersion is what’s known as non-freezing cold injury.
    • Another issue is that it’s not known how cold is too cold when it comes to cold water immersion and non-freezing cold injury.
    • Encouragingly though, one study from 2020 with cold water swimmers indicates that although they may have cold sensitivity, this was not associated with damage to the blood vessels in the skin.

Cold water tips

    • So if you are wanting to give cold water therapy a go, here are some things to consider: • Check with your GP beforehand to make sure it’s safe for you to do.
    • • Only stay in cold water for a short period of time, get out before you experience numbness, pain or shivering.