For
the reasons listed below, Su-Dan's 100% fine mesh polyester proofer cups
are considered by commercial bakeries around the world to be the
industry standard for English muffin dough proofing.
1. Su-Dan's replaceable polyester mesh proofer cups are designed with
snap-in retainer tabs that will not break off and end up in someone's
breakfast muffin.
2. Su-Dan's proofer cups are inspected with precision micrometers to
insure that all dimensions, including depths, are maintained within the
established tolerance.
3. Polyester fabrics withstand much higher heat and can be formed to a
more consistent shape and depth than polyethylene or nylon fabrics.
4. Polyester fabrics are best for releasing the sticky English muffin
type dough.
5. Polyester fabrics are less likely to distort or stretch out of shape
and grab the dough during the proofing process.
6. The material used in construction of proofer products produced by Su-Dan are approved
by the FDA for food contact.
7. Many of the cups we manufacture pass over an actual flame during the
dough proofing process. The mesh we use in construction of our cups
is 100% high heat polyester with a melting point of
490 degrees.
Polyester is much harder to form and most of our competition use
polyethylene or nylon mesh in the construction of their cups which melts
at a much lower temperature.
8. Su-Dan Proofer Cups are constructed in
accordance with FDA'S code of regulations TITLE 21 PART 110 SUBPART 110.40 and will remain
free of bacteria hazards throughout their useful life in accordance with
paragraph (A) & (B) of this code.
(A) All utensils shall be so designed and of each material
and workmanship to be adequately
cleanable.
(B) Seams on food-contact
surfaces shall be
smoothly bonded so as to minimize accumulation of food
particles, dirt, and organic matter and thus minimize the opportunity
for growth and microorganisms.
NOTE: NOT ALL PROOFER CUPS ON
THE MARKET INCLUDING CUPS WITH FELT LINERS WILL MEET THIS CRITERIA.
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