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Various types of pastries can be formed depending upon how much fat is used in comparison to flour. The generally accepted amounts of fat per unit of flour are:

1) Short crust - 50%

2) Choux - 60%

3) Flaky - 66%-75%

4) Puff - 100%

5) Suet - 25%-50%

6) Hot water crust - 30%

So, for puff pastries, mixing equal measures of fat to flour is reportedly ideal.

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No, they do not. Pepperidge Farm uses partially hydrogenated vegetable shortening (soybean and cottonseed oils colored with beta carotene) in their puff pastry.

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equal parts butter to flour

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