Food & Culinary Guides

Discover how to use trehalose in food and cooking.

Our practical guides cover everything from choosing the right trehalose-to-sugar ratio to using TREHA® in baking, bread, pastry, ice cream, savoury foods and food formulation.

Whether you are a home cook, chef, baker or food developer, these guides explain what trehalose does, how much to use and where its functional properties can be most useful.

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New to trehalose? Begin with the two questions that matter most: how it differs from ordinary sugar and how much to use.

Baking, Bread & Pastry

Practical guidance for using trehalose in baked products, bread, yeast-based recipes, pastry, confectionery and meringue.

Ice Cream, Gelato & Sorbet

Trehalose is particularly useful in frozen desserts because it combines mild sweetness with valuable effects on freezing behaviour and ice-crystal development.

Savoury Foods

Trehalose is not only a bakery or dessert ingredient. Its mild sweetness and functional properties can also be useful in savoury formulations.

How to use trehalose in savoury foods

How to Use Trehalose in Savoury Foods

Explore how the mild sweetness and functional properties of trehalose can be used in sauces, marinades, meat, seafood and other savoury applications.

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Freshness & Food Quality

Explore the functional properties that make trehalose useful where texture, moisture, freezing performance and product quality matter.

How trehalose helps food stay fresh for longer

How Trehalose Helps Food Stay Fresh for Longer

Learn how trehalose can influence moisture, texture, freezing behaviour and other factors involved in maintaining food quality over time.

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Trehalose for Food & Culinary Applications

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