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Laminating high-butter doughs without layer collapse

Elise Fournier · 6/24/2026 · 6 min read

Layer definition is a temperature problem before it is a machine problem.

Butter that is too cold shatters; butter that is too warm migrates. The working window is narrow and the machine has to respect it.

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