Production of steamed bread has some advantages over Western-style bread. Maillard reactions take place during the baking process for Western bread, causing a loss of soluble amino acids and reducing nutritive value. Acrylamide, which may be carcinogenic to humans, forms during baking. However, this toxin is not formed during steaming at lower processing temperature and atmospheric pressure (Becalski et al., 2003). Steamed bread offers another dimension to bread choices due to its delicate texture and pure wheat fragrance. In China, consumers prefer fresh, nutritional and healthy products, and steamed bread is eaten throughout the day (Rubenthaler et al., 1990). However, the defect of lysine and vitamins in steamed bread may cause malnutrition among consumers without enough supplement of vegetables, fruits or dairy products (Xiao et al., 2014).