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[New training course] Adding value to plant proteins from aperitif to dessert

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[New training course] Adding value to plant proteins from aperitif to dessert

Published on: 10/07/2023

The CTCPA and SAYENS have combined their expertise for this training course, which combines theory and practical workshops to give you the keys to developing your plant-based protein product offering.


We offer you a 3-day training course in Dijon, from March 19 to 21, combining basic theory and practical workshops, supervised by project management engineers and trainers from CTCPA and Sayens.


Dates March 19-21, 2024 in Dijon
More info Training - Adding value to plant proteins from aperitif to dessert (ctcpa.org)
Contact Valérie LE GOUEFF - contact.formation@ctcpa.org - 01 53 91 44 01


Theoretical day:




  • Background & basic facts about plant proteins

  • Description of the main protein production processes

  • Expected protein functionalities and characterization methods

  • Definition of specifications for the development of a plant-based protein product

  • Finished product characterization & sensory analysis applied to plant proteins


2 practical days:


The program includes 4 themed product-making workshops:




  • Protein-enriched cereal product

  • Ready-made dish with vegetable dumplings

  • Aperitif snack expanded by cooking-extrusion with legumes

  • Vegetable chocolate mousse









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