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蔬菜面包来袭引领烘焙健康潮流

提起面包、蛋糕一类的烘焙食品，减肥族和一些特殊人群都要退避三舍，高脂多油是他们对烘焙食品的认知，想吃却又不敢吃！现在蔬菜强化面包的问世正好对抗面包领域关于健康的一些负面新闻。据明特尔（市场调查公司）全球食品和饮料高级分析师Chris Brockman表示，蔬菜强化面包已经在加拿大成为了主流。

之前这些种类的产品已经在专营市场中出现过，然而在加拿大，在两大烘焙企业韦斯顿面包店和Canada Bread的推出后，这种创意就朝着主流面包进军，目的是帮助消费者对面包的健康进行再教育。蔬菜面包的火爆预示着什么呢？

面包形象大变身健康为主导

饼店可曾想过在烘焙产品中引入水果和蔬菜含量呢？试着提高面包健康方式。在Canada Bread拥有的Dempster s和Pom花园蔬菜面包中，每片面包含1/4的蔬菜食物，特别是通过加入胡萝卜。提高面包的营养成分，使面包也成为那些特殊人群的食品，也为烘焙饼店扩大客户群体。

在Dempster s蔬菜面包的广告中，时尚摄影模特们吃着用蔬菜面包做成的三明治。Brockman表示，这遵从了Dempster s特地追逐的健康策略，饼店也可以试着对消费者进行关于面包营养健康方面的教育，而不是依赖于对烘焙产品传统过时的想象。

顺应消费需求烘焙市场需要变革

在如今的烘焙市場中，隨著消費者爲了健康著想而試著避免面包，面包消費正在下滑，這意味著餅店要不斷促銷或打折來維持銷量。並且各種形式如壓塊幹糧、早餐餅幹和早餐飲料等早餐取代物開始盛行，導致近幾年市場競爭入侵越來越大。面包真的真的是在掙紮著維持消費水平，因此試著在供應的産品中，建立起健康形象是尤爲重要的。

時間在變，人群在變，消費者的心理和需求也在不斷變化。在這個時刻，誰把握住了正確的市場需求和變革方向，誰就是未來烘焙行業的贏家。話不多說了，關注焙友之家，及時了解行業最新熱點信息，掌握烘焙發展趨勢。您有任何關于烘焙的需求，都可以在焙友之家的官網咨詢客服，會及時的解決您的問題。

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》》》何棄療！這些因素會讓你的蛋糕有缺陷！

》》》制作面包時，你會出現這15個錯誤！

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