Bringing Cheese Foam Premix into Indonesia Home Industry
March 8
2min read
Brilliant innovations and ideas are always within the food & beverages industry. Never-ending trends come and go in a blink of an eye. Within, some products are immune because the need for them has been ingrained in certain demographics. Take tea for example. It is nearly impossible for people to not find tea on the menu of restaurants and cafes in Indonesia. The revenue generated by tea products alone amounts to US$4.77 billion in 2023. Experts predict that the market may grow by 4.73% CAGR annually from 2023 to 2025.
However, a trend is not a trend without the existence of innovation. After the never-ending trend of bubble milk tea, it is one trend after the other. Fusing cheese foam into food has also been a hot trend coming from Taiwanese street food vendors. Though the idea of adding cheese to tea sounded unappetizing, it eventually made its way to customers’ hearts. Nowadays, the addition of cheese foam into milk tea is more favored by customers due to its texture and salty flavor that balances the sweetness.
Making the Perfect Cheese Foam
Not only in tea, but cheese foam is also delightful on coffee, blended fruit, and even dessert boxes as a layering topping. To make a perfect cheese foam, there are several attributes to take into consideration: creamy and viscous mouthfeel, cheesy and milky aroma, and milky taste. Moreover, there is a way to make cheese foam healthier by replacing sugar.
Today, making cheese foam is a lot simpler with the existence of cheese foam premix. This made making cheese foam, which requires a total balance of cheese cream and the whipped cream mixture seems approachable even for home industry owners.
The downside of using cheese foam premix is it makes it difficult for businesses to make their own unique and distinctive cheese foam taste. Conversely, preferring to make their own cheese foam means a number of trials and errors are in sight. Using BASF’s Lamequick® can be the answer to reduce the margin of errors in daily production. Creating a business’ own perfect whipped cream with a heavenly mouthfeel and consistent texture can be simple.
BASF’s Lamequick® made it possible for home industry owners to customize their own desired end-product. Whether it is a stiff whipped cream or slightly runny cream perfect for cheese foam, the dosage of Lamequick® can be tailored to specifically achieve them.
Brilliant innovations and ideas are always within the food & beverages industry. Never-ending trends come and go in a blink of an eye. Within, some products are immune because the need for them has been ingrained in certain demographics. Take tea for example. It is nearly impossible for people to not find tea on the menu of restaurants and cafes in Indonesia. The revenue generated by tea products alone amounts to US$4.77 billion in 2023. Experts predict that the market may grow by 4.73% CAGR annually from 2023 to 2025.
However, a trend is not a trend without the existence of innovation. After the never-ending trend of bubble milk tea, it is one trend after the other. Fusing cheese foam into food has also been a hot trend coming from Taiwanese street food vendors. Though the idea of adding cheese to tea sounded unappetizing, it eventually made its way to customers’ hearts. Nowadays, the addition of cheese foam into milk tea is more favored by customers due to its texture and salty flavor that balances the sweetness.
Making the Perfect Cheese Foam
Not only in tea, but cheese foam is also delightful on coffee, blended fruit, and even dessert boxes as a layering topping. To make a perfect cheese foam, there are several attributes to take into consideration: creamy and viscous mouthfeel, cheesy and milky aroma, and milky taste. Moreover, there is a way to make cheese foam healthier by replacing sugar.
Today, making cheese foam is a lot simpler with the existence of cheese foam premix. This made making cheese foam, which requires a total balance of cheese cream and the whipped cream mixture seems approachable even for home industry owners.
The downside of using cheese foam premix is it makes it difficult for businesses to make their own unique and distinctive cheese foam taste. Conversely, preferring to make their own cheese foam means a number of trials and errors are in sight. Using BASF’s Lamequick® can be the answer to reduce the margin of errors in daily production. Creating a business’ own perfect whipped cream with a heavenly mouthfeel and consistent texture can be simple.
BASF’s Lamequick® made it possible for home industry owners to customize their own desired end-product. Whether it is a stiff whipped cream or slightly runny cream perfect for cheese foam, the dosage of Lamequick® can be tailored to specifically achieve them.