Cremfil Silk Vanilla Where Reliability Meets Convenience the Puratos Cremfil Silk Range of Ready-To-Use Cream Fillings Deliver Superior Performance

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Cremfil Silk Vanilla Where Reliability Meets Convenience the Puratos Cremfil Silk Range of Ready-To-Use Cream Fillings Deliver Superior Performance Cremfil Silk Vanilla Where reliability meets convenience The Puratos Cremfil Silk range of ready-to-use cream fillings deliver superior performance. Cremfil Silk has amazing bake and freeze/thaw stability as well as a silky texture and a clean cut. Cremfil Silk fillings deliver a smooth, melting texture that is both functional and great tasting! A ready-to-use creamy vanilla filling that has a silky smooth texture and tastes great. It is suitable for a variety of applications and offers superior performance Product Code: 4109038 Packaging Format: Pail - 9 kg To order please contact your Puratos Key Account Manager today, or call 1.800.668.5537 • 905.362.3668 [email protected] • www.puratos.ca Cremfil Silk Vanilla Puratos Cremfil Silk Vanilla is a smooth and creamy filling with hints of dairy and an authentic vanilla taste profile made with natural flavours and colours. It can be used whenever a vanilla, custard, bavarian, or venetian cream is desired. It offers superior performance with excellent Product Code: bake and freeze/thaw stablility as well as a silky texture and a clean cut. Cremfil 4109038 Silk Vanilla is ready-to-use and is suitable for a variety of short to medium shelf-life Packaging Format: applications. It can be used as a filling in either pre or post bake formats. Pail - 9 kg FEATURES BENEFITS • Vanilla/custard cream type filling • Ideal viscosity for pumping, depositing, or injecting • Smooth silky texture and a clean cut before or after bake • Ready to use • Ready to use format is convenient and saves time • Bake stable • Can be used before or after baking eliminating the • Can be stored unopened at ambient need for multiple products temperature for 6 months • Ambient storage simplifies inventory management • Filling is shelf stable • Performs well throughout entire frozen logistics cycle • Freeze/thaw stable • Enables cleaner ingredient declaration • No artificial flavours or colours Applications Chinois, Choux pastry, Danish, Doughnut, Éclair, Entremet, Filled bar, Filled cake, Filled cupcake, Filled muffin, Fruit pie, Fruited bread, Layered Cake, Local patisserie, Mille-feuille, Parfait, Pie, Profiterole, Strudel, Sweet pastry, Snack cake, Tart, Vanilla slice, Verrine, Viennoiserie Usage Level Ready-to-use Visit Puratos.ca for recipes and ideas To order please contact your Puratos Key Account Manager today, or call 1.800.668.5537 • 905.362.3668 [email protected] • www.puratos.ca .
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