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Black sesame: A dark horse in reshaping bakery, desserts and beverages
With its roasted, nutty flavor, dramatic color, and versatility across sweet applications, black sesame is gaining visibility in foodservice and F&B ingredient innovation. The challenge for manufacturers is turning its visual appeal into lasting consumer demand. Black sesame is edging into the spotlight as food and beverage developers look for flavors that feel distinctive without being inaccessible. Once encountered predominantly in traditional Asian cuisines and specialist dessert shops in many Western markets, the seed is increasingly appearing in pastries, ice creams, café drinks, and contemporary confectionery.Barry Callebaut unveiled its new Flavourcode cocoa fermentation platform at its Innovation Summit in Antwerp, Belgium, attended by Food Ingredients First. Dries Roekaerts, president of Customer Experience, tells us how the technology could help manufacturers deliver distinctive, consistent flavors at scale while supporting differentiation, technical performance, and lower-sugar innovation. The launch took place alongside the World Chocolate Masters competition, showcasing chocolate creativity and innovation.
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Barry Callebaut unveiled its new Flavourcode cocoa fermentation platform at its Innovation Summit in Antwerp, Belgium, attended by Food Ingredients First. Dries Roekaerts, president of Customer Experience, tells us how the technology could help...

































