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đ§âđł Bread Chef/Culinary Adviser
âââ Specialised in bread, chocolate and confectionery â

đ© Heldergem, Belgium
đ§âđł Bread Chef/Culinary Adviser
âââ Specialised in bread, chocolate and confectionery â
What do you do on an average day at La Lorraine Bakery Group?
Davy: âMy father worked for LLBG, and after the last day of my bakery training, I followed in his footsteps. Iâve kept on walking this path for the past 13 years â with the same spring in my step as the day I began (laughs). I start every day by responding to customer questions, and then I go to the high-bay warehouse to pick up, check and test new products. For example, for colleagues or customers. Every day is different, and thatâs what keeps it interesting.â
What tips and tricks would you like to share with our B2B customers?
Davy: âBaking requires patience. Give your products time to rest before you bake or process them. Donât just place your part baked products in the middle of a baking tray but also in the corners, so the baking paper doesnât curl up or get baked inside the product. And always bake to the minimum time so you can check the progress.â
What tasty trends do you see on the horizon?
Davy: âIâm seeing more products that incorporate salted caramel like viennoiserie, patisserie and donuts. Products with sour ingredients like raspberry, rhubarb and lemon are also popular. For example, our tartlets, which vary per season. Itâs an easy way to update your assortment on a regular basis and give your customers a new treat! Another trend is healthy â or healthier â baked goods like croissants with stevia.â

âAlways bake to the minimum time so you can check the progress.â
Davy Reygaert - Culinary Adviser