Did you visit Asynt, Vacuubrand and Dr Josh Smalley at CHEMUK? Check out our photo gallery below…
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- Wooohooo! Asynt, Vacuubrand and Dr Josh Smalley celebrating our #Asyntchemistrybakeoff
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- Vacuubrand’s Ed Gill, and GBBO chemist, Dr Josh Smalley
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- The Asynt team with Vacuubrand’s Ed Gill, and Dr Josh Smalley
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- Dr Josh Smalley and the Great #AsyntChemistryBakeoff!
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- Asynt’s Dr Arran Solomonsz with Dr Josh Smalley at the Asynt stand at CHEMUK 2024
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- Chemistry never tasted so good!
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- Dr Josh Smalley is busy baking here
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- Dr Arran Solomonsz is carefully supervising, ready for pudding!
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- Adding the sauce to our sticky toffee pudding cakes baked in DrySyn lab heating blocks
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- Thanks for visiting!
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- Dr Josh Smalley presents “The Culinary Chemist” to the CHEMUK audience
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- Martyn Fordham presents “Close encounters of three reaction kinds” to the CHEMUK audience
The Asynt team would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who’s visited us at CHEMUK 2024, and a particular thanks to Dr Josh Smalley, chemist and GBBO finalist, for the spectacular “Chemistry Bake Off” demo on Wednesday 15th May.
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The Science of Baking – Realtime!Josh has recently opened his Science Kitchen, based at the University of Leicester, as part of his new role as Science Communication and Engagement Champion. Here, he’s putting his Asynt DrySyn (oil-free heating blocks) and CondenSyn (waterless air condensers) to work, running fantastic dual aspect demo’s and video sessions. He told us: |
“As a chemist by trade and avid baker, I’m extremely passionate about sharing the many ways chemistry influences our daily lives, particularly its parallels with baking, and what better way to do this than with a cake demonstration.
I’ve always hoped to use my platform to showcase how exciting chemistry can be and I’m thrilled to be partnering with Asynt to bring this to life using their DrySyn heating block range. And who knows, maybe this could be the future of baking!” |
Visit Josh’s website for loads of great recipes & information: |
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Dr Josh Smalley presents:
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Martyn Fordham presents:
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Interested in finding out more about DrySyn oil-free heating blocks?Click the image to download the NEW brochure… |
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Tempted to make the change to CondenSyn and go waterless with your condensing & refluxing? |
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Please note: the delicious chemistry themed cake pops we shared at the exhibition were made by a fully licenced local supplier, using the highest quality ingredients. Allergens: wheat, eggs, milk, skimmed milk powder, soy lecithin, coconut. Allergens including cereals containing gluten are highlighted above. These products may contain traces of nut as produced in a kitchen where nuts are used.