Consistency, Scalability, and Zero Bad Macaron Days
You run a bakery. You know what you’re doing. You’ve mastered the macaron recipe, perfected your technique, and earned your pastry stripes. So… why would a seasoned pro like you consider using a baking mix? Simple: because when you’re operating at scale, success depends on morethan just know-how. It depends on consistency, speed, labor efficiency, and cost control.
Our Angel Bake® Single-Step French Macaron Mix is designed for bakeries like yours—those that value artistry but need to run a tight ship.
When Experience Isn’t Enough
A recent customer shared his story. He had spent ten years in France working in a bakery known for its macarons. When he returned to the U.S., he joined a regional bakery chain that had just launched macarons across their stores. Production happened in a central kitchen, followed by packaging and delivery.
Unfortunately, reality hit fast:
“Our city’s humidity ruined our shells—thin, hollow, fragile. We lost product during production, in transit, and again at the store level. Eventually, I pulled the plug. We couldn’t afford the waste.”
It’s a story we’ve heard many times. Macarons are famously finicky—susceptible to climate, technique, ingredient freshness, staff skill, and even timing. Scaling that kind of volatility is a nightmare.
What Makes Angel Bake Different?
Our Single-Step Macaron Mix is an all-in-one, just-add-water solution. Everything is included: almond meal, powdered egg white, sugar, stabilizers—precisely blended for predictability and ease.
No more:
Popping air bubbles with a toothpick
Sifting almond flour
Measuring egg whites
Heating sugar syrup
Managing meringue consistency
Drying shells before baking
Just add water, mix, pipe, bake. That’s it.
Whether you’re making one pound or twenty, the process is identical. It takes just 10 minutes to prepare perfect batter, every single time.
Built for Foodservice & Production Lines
Angel Bake isn’t just a convenience—it’s a business decision. Here’s what you gain:
Scalability: Increase production volume without increasing complexity.
Consistency: Uniform results across shifts, kitchens, or locations.
Labor Efficiency: No need for highly trained pastry chefs to make the base shell.
Time Savings: Faster prep means faster turnaround and fresher product.
Clean Operations: Less mess, fewer bowls, no syrup pans.
Automation Ready: Compatible with depositors and piping equipment.
Less Waste: No overbeaten meringue, under-mixed shells, or cracked tops.
This is why more bakeries are shifting from scratch-made to mix-based models for high-labor pastries like macarons. Just like pizza chains don’t hand-knead their dough daily, you don’t need to macaronage your way through every batch.
See for Yourself
We’re confident your team will be amazed. Our macarons match or exceed scratch-made in appearance, texture, and taste—and most importantly, in repeatability.
No more stress about weather. No more product loss during shipping. No more bad macaron days.
Here’s a few we made just days ago for our spring photo shoot using the foodservice mix:
Ready to test it in your kitchen? Email us at info@saenafoods.com for samples, specs, and wholesale pricing.
Unlocking the Secrets to Perfect French Macarons with Angel Bake
Crafting impeccable French macarons has often been seen as a formidable, intricate, and somewhat chaotic task. The vast digital expanse is brimming with countless recipes and a wealth of advice on mastering the art of macaron baking. However, achieving that elusive success can often feel like chasing a mirage, with varied outcomes despite following identical steps meticulously—believe us, we’ve been there! It can be downright exasperating!
So, how should a quintessential macaron be? Crisp and fragile, or soft and chewy?
The Anatomy of an Angel Bake Macaron
In this piece, we unravel the anatomy of an Angel Bake macaron for you.
Collaborating with culinary maestros, we’ve concocted and refined a distinctive baking mix, demystifying the art of French macaron baking. A flawless macaron boasts a sleek, uncrusty surface, a soft and chewy heart, void of any hollows, adorned with well-defined feet, and a smooth shell. Following our uncomplicated baking guide ensures creations that epitomize these characteristics! Say goodbye to sifting, intricate folding, hot syrup, messy egg whites, remnants, meticulous measurements, and, above all, any secret techniques or hacks!
We’ve also curated a concise guide and video tutorial elucidating the ease of baking French Macarons using our Single Step French Macaron Baking Mix.
The Anatomy of the Angel Bake French Macaron
Ready to Begin Your Macaron Journey?
Embark on your journey to craft impeccable macarons! For any queries or feedback, feel free to reach out to us at info@angelbk.com or drop a comment. We are here to assist you in every step of your macaron-baking adventure!
Are you excited to redefine your baking experience and delve into the world of effortless macaron baking? Visit www.angelbk.com to explore more about our revolutionary products and witness the magic of Angel Bake!
Question: How to cost-effectively implement a high volume French macaron production line while maintaining great product quality?
Pro bakers recognize that scaling a small operation isn’t always as straight forward as one would like. High volume manufacturing operations are built upon exacting, simple, repeatable procedures which aren’t reliant on personnel expertise and know-how. To maintain quality, much of the work is performed by machines, machines that are right for the job. When it comes to baking lots of macarons, consistent batter performance, and product look and feel are without saying very important.
We had learned of Bakon USA and their products years ago and wondered if we could do some experimentation with their one of a kind depositor- the Drop TT. Last week, we got a chance to try our Single Step French Macaron Mix with the Drop TT and below is a summary of half day’s worth of experimentation.
Getting ready to test high volume French macaron production at Bakon USA
The Drop TT is a tabletop depositor that can fill a large tray in about 20 seconds! And with its continuous automatic conveyor, all the user has to do is fill its tank with batter, select a program and push start! Feed it one tray after another and you’ll have thousands of shells piped in no time! So that is the theory…
Bakon USA Drop TT Depositor
The Drop TT has a 30 lbs bin and uses gravity and rotating screws to push the batter through six nozzles sitting below the bin. The size of macaron is determined by how long the screws are rotated. This is part of programming the machine, which also depends on the viscosity of the batter being pumped into the nozzles. For things to work consistently, the batter must have exactly the same characteristics every time. You can also program how many rows and the distance between the rows. We now need to make pounds of batter that is just right for this tech marvel.
Making 20-30 pounds of macaron batter using the traditional make-from-scratch approach would have taken us over an hour of measuring, sifting and folding. Using the Angel Bake single step macaron baking mix, we completed the job in 10 minutes with a pro Hobart mixer. The beauty of using a mix is that we have full control of moisture, mixer speed and mixing time and, as a result, we can deliver precisely the same batter every time! And as an added bonus, the kitchen was left squeaky clean. We didn’t have to crack any eggs (or keep a freezer full of egg whites) or sift and mix ponds of almond flour and sugar. Imagine having to make Italian meringue?
Mixing 10 pounds of French macaron batter
For our first batch, we used 4 KG (8.8 lbs) of the Angel Bake Single Step French Macaron Baking Mix along with 800 grams of 122 ºF – 130 ºF water (4000 grams of mix x 0.2 = 800 grams of water). Keeping with the instructions on the box, we started the Hobart at slow speed (setting one), ran for one minute and shifted to 2nd gear for 3.5 minutes. In no time, we had 10.5 lbs of batter. For our part, we watched the Hobart spin and took pictures. We recommend 0.2 water to mix ratio.
With the help of our Bakon representative, we poured the batter into their Drop TT bin, called up the macaron program and lined up the trays. Ah, we did have to prime the pump by running in continuous mode for a few seconds. Once the nozzles were primed, we were ready to watch the show.
Drop TT at work
In no time we had five trays ready. The oven could only take four. So we stopped and off into a 280 ºF convection oven (fan speed was set to medium). With fingers crossed, we stared at the shells baking and watched as they slowly turned into perfect macarons! Here too, we didn’t drop the trays on the floor nor did we pop any air bubbles with toothpicks. We didn’t even wait for the shells to dry…
Baking French macarons 280 ºF. 15 minutes and medium fan speed
In half an hour, we had four trays done. With a larger oven, we could have done much more as we had more trays and batter in the Drop TT.
Having demonstrated success, we decided it was time to push the envelope. Could we whip up a monster 8KG batch? Why not try? Despite the Hobart suggesting max of 4KG, we went ahead and emptied two boxes of our Single Step Angel Bake French Macaron Mix into the mixer, 1600 grams of water (8000×0.2= 1600) and a pinch of food coloring for good luck.
20 lbs of Macaron mix ready to be mixed
You know the drill, mix at low speed for one minute and then medium for 3.5 minutes at medium speed. Below is a picture of the Hobart and as you can see the Hobart is full!
Made 20 lbs of macaron batter in 10 mins
The ribbon lava like flow was heartwarming!
Checking the consistency of the macaron batter
Let the Drop TT perform its magic… This is really fun to watch. We’ll post videos soon.
Drop TT depositing 6 macaron shells every 1-2 seconds – exactly the same size!
And the results? No trouble.
High vol. macaron production
Check to make sure macarons aren’t hollow…
Macarons turned out perfect in every way!
In closing, we’d like to thank the folks at Bakon USA for giving us time to experiment with their Drop TT depositor. We managed to confirm that the Angel Bake Single Step French macaron mix is a perfect match for the Bakon Drop TT. We demonstrated that we were able to deliver consistent batter characteristics in a high-volume setting, deposit thousands of shells in little time and bake perfect macarons. We are confident that you can achieve the same results in no time as well. We are here to help and get you started. We leave you with half days’ worth of work and experimentation…
Recent Comments