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Is eau comme glaçure d'enrobage vegan?

Eau comme glaçure d'enrobage is a vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is eau comme glaçure d'enrobage?

"Eau comme glaçure d'enrobage" is a French term that translates to "water as coating glaze". As an ingredient, it refers to the use of water as a thin layer to coat baked goods such as pastries and bread. This technique helps to create a shiny and smooth finish on the surface of the food, giving it an attractive appearance. Water-based glazes can also be flavored with extracts or other ingredients to enhance the taste of the finished product. Additionally, using water as a glaze can provide a healthier alternative to traditional coatings that may contain higher levels of fat or sugar.

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