Bakery
Cookies
Everyone has a personal favorite biscuit. Chocolate chip cookies, sandwich and filled biscuits, sugar-topped stars and animal-shaped creations tempt us young and old. There is a biscuit for every occasion and every mood, for indulgence, or just for a snack during a pause in the day.
Versatile processing equipment and machines from GEA allow the bakery sector to develop imaginative new biscuit recipes, shapes, forms and textures to tempt us. With integrated and flexible capabilities, GEA bakery technologies for cookies and biscuits permise to cover a wide range of products, ensuring recipe's full control and high standard results.
Standard biscuits
Popular around the world, wire cut cookies and simple biscuits still come in a huge range of shapes and textures. Crisp and snappy or buttery melt-in-the mouth, every biscuit should be enticing and full of flavor.
Danish Biscuits
Deposited biscuits
Digestive biscuits
Gallette
Hard mixed biscuits
Pan di stelle
Rotary biscuits
SAW biscuits
Various rotary biscuits
Wire cut biscuits
Filled biscuits
Co-extruded biscuits can hold a variety of jam, cream or chocolate fillings. Accurate depositing and precision filling are key to processing the highest quality products.
Cigar cookie
Cookie bar
Fig bar cookie
Filled bar
Healthy cookie
Jam Filled cookie
Maamoul
Mixed cookies
Mooncakes
Various filled cookies
Various filled biscuits
Double color cookies
Swirled, chequerboard, layered or marbled, dual color biscuits with or without filling can be processed using dedicated machines to create special shapes and patterns.
Bar cookie
Braid biscuit
Chess biscuit
Flower cookie
Heart biscuits
Hug biscuit
Mix cookies
Flower cookie
Moon biscuits
Ring biscuit
Stripes biscuits
Decorated and Sandwich cookies
Decoration with icing, jam nuts or chocolate pieces adds individuality and a creative touch to favorite flavors and textures. Sandwich biscuits that contain jam or chocolate make indulgent treats.
Alfajor
Alfajores
Choco biscuit
Cream cookie
Decorated biscuits
Decorated biscuits with chocolate
Jaffa biscuits
King biscuit
Mooncake
Nuts biscuit
Oreo Sandwich cookie
Prince cookie
Sandwich cookie
Smarties cookie
Various biscuits
Yo biscuit
GEA approach to cookies and biscuits production
Precision and efficiency in the production of bakery products represent fundamental pillars in the bakery industry and, in particular, in the production of cookies and biscuits. GEA is distinguished by its meticulous and careful approach; from the design of production lines for cookies and biscuits, to their specific implementation based on the needs of individual customers, every detail is designed to ensure maximum precision, enabling high productions of high-quality cookies quickly and with minimal waste. Moreover, in our technologies, we always strive to maintain hygienic designs to ensure safety in the finished products and streamline the cleaning processes.
There are hundreds of different types of cookies in the world, all from the different consumption needs found in world markets. For this reason, ensuring flexibility and the ability to easily change from producing one type of cookie to another are key elements to ensure continuous production and cost minimization. With this in mind, we at GEA have developed lobe depositor and extruder systems that can handle different processes based on requirements, minimizing costs and increasing efficiency.
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GEA Bakery Experience Center (BEC)
Uniform cooking, sustainability and savings
Ensuring the right color and uniform, and the right mouthfeel is something that should not be overlooked when going to produce cookies. These characteristics, which also depend heavily on the baking that is done on the cookies themselves. In fact, GEA tunnel ovens are able to ensure uniform baking of the product, moreover without requiring the presence of an operator.
In addition, it is important to pay attention to the consumption factor, both from the point of view of saving money, but also from the need for greater environmental protection; our electric oven solutions, have the ambition of going to replace the current gas ovens, so as to facilitate a safe, efficient and ecological transition in line with current needs.
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Get the GEA Soft Dough Cookies brochure.
Streamline your bakery processes and boost productivity with GEA Soft Dough & Cookies brochure. Whether you're looking to increase output, reduce downtime, or improve product quality, our brochure has you covered. Explore the latest innovations in cake production technology and learn how GEA can help you achieve your bakery's goals.
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Baking Tunnel Ovens
Elevate your bakery operations with GEA Bakery expertise in tunnel ovens and electric ovens tailored for the industry. As leading manufacturers, our solutions ensure high-quality and reliability, meeting diverse bakery needs worldwide.
Depositors
Thanks to the acquisition of Comas and Imaforni, GEA is now also a leading specialist in the manufacture and supply of high quality, tailor-made depositors for the bakery industry.
Dough feeding systems
Dough feeding is the first step to manufacturing high quality products
Freezing and cooling systems
GEA has consulted with the global bakery industry to provide a range of cooling and freezing systems that will meet the production requirements for cookies, cakes, pies, breads and pastries.
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