Gluten-free pasta production line
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gluten-free pasta production line
gluten-free pasta production line
gluten-free pasta production line
gluten-free pasta production line
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Characteristics

Type
dry
Shape
short-cut, long-cut, nest shaped, lasagna
Other characteristics
gluten-free

Description

Originally conceived for people suffering from the celiac disease and intolerant to gluten, gluten-free pasta is becoming the synonym of healthy food for everyone, both from the nutritional-physiologic and organoleptic point of view. Nowadays the market can offer a larger variety of gluten-free products thanks to use of alternative raw materials such as rice, corn, oat, millet, buckwheat, quinoa, amaranth and other thanks to their nutritional properties (more proteins, fibers and mineral antioxidants). Production of gluten-free pasta using gluten-free flours or a mix of the same requires gelatinization of the starch contained in flour in order to obtain an alternative “sticking agent” enabling the dough to become pasta, be cooked and better digested. The transformation process of the “raw”, gluten-free flour (that cannot become pasta) is called pre-gelatinization treatment. Gluten-free pasta producers can choose between two alternatives: they can either purchase pre-gelatinized flour (“pregel”) or raw flour (pre-gelatinized) and consequently transform the same by means of the gelatinization process by dedicated system. As to artisanal and industrial production of gluten-free pasta our company is in a position to customize every project by dedicated technologies, such as use of mixers fitted with special blades and high-performance profile compression screws, particular production techniques, etc.

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