K2000 Lemon (manufactured by Bakels) is a high-performance liquid freshness enhancer and shelf-life extender specifically designed for industrial cake production.1 It is used to keep soft cakes moist and fresh while preventing mold growth.2
Below is a breakdown of its features, composition, and usage guidelines:
Key Benefits
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Freshness Retention: It binds moisture within the cake, ensuring it stays soft and moist for a longer period.3
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Antimicrobial Action: It effectively inhibits the growth of mold and yeast, which is critical for packaged or long-life bakery products.
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Flavor Profile: It contains a natural lemon aroma that provides a subtle, fresh taste to the finished product.4
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Efficiency: Because it is a liquid, it mixes more easily than powder-based additives and acts immediately during the mixing process.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | Bakels (Aromatic brand) |
| Appearance | Transparent, uncolored liquid |
| Main Ingredients | Propylene glycol ($E1520$), Water, Sodium Acetate ($E262i$), Acetic Acid ($E260$), and natural lemon flavoring |
| Certification | Often Halal and Kosher certified |
| Storage | Cool and dry conditions ($15$–$25$°C) |
How to Use K2000 Lemon
To get the best results, follow these application guidelines:
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Dosage: The recommended dosage is typically 1% to 2% based on the total batter weight.5
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Mixing: Add the liquid directly at the start of the mixing process along with other liquids like eggs, water, or oil.6
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Recipe Adjustment: For every gram of K2000 Lemon you add, you should remove the same amount of liquid (water or egg) from your original recipe to maintain the proper consistency.7
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Applications: It is ideal for layer cakes, Swiss rolls, sponge cakes, muffins, pound cakes, and snack cakes.8
Note: This product is primarily intended for industrial and professional use. Always check the local food regulations in your region (e.g., EU vs. non-EU) as certain additives like propylene glycol have specific usage limits.9


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