Three enzymes with application in the bakery industry are transglutaminase (TG), glucose oxidase (Gox) and fungal xylanase (HE). TG is a strong protein crosslinking enzyme present in most animal tissues and body fluids that can be industrially obtained from microorganisms (Yokoyama, Nio, & Kikuchi, 2004). In bakery it is used for weak flour, its action is irreversible and yields dough with increased elasticity and fermentation tolerance (AB Enzymes, 2014). Gox is an enzyme produced by fungi, with wide technological application. It catalyzes the oxidation of glucose to gluconic acid with simultaneous formation of hydrogen