序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
101 Pharmaceutical and cosmetic carrier or composition for topical application US09653267 2000-08-31 US06967023B1 2005-11-22 Meir Eini; Dov Tamarkin
A pharmaceutical or cosmetic carrier or composition for topical application characterized by rheological properties which render the carrier or composition semi-solid at rest and a liquid upon application of shear forces thereto. The composition or carrier are prepared by mixing 1–25 percent of a solidifying agent and 75–99 percent of a hydrophobic solvent, by weight, wherein at least one of them has therapeutic or cosmetic benefits, in the presence or absence of a biologically active substance.
102 Whipped cream US09958562 2001-10-10 US06770317B2 2004-08-03 Emi Takahashi; Kenji Ikeda; Yasuo Okutomi
Whipped cream of the present invention contains substantially no spherical fat particles having a particle diameter of 1 &mgr;m or greater, or contains 10% or more of spherical fat particles having a particle diameter of 0.1 &mgr;m or smaller, or contains 20% by volume or more of spherical fat particles having a particle diameter of 0.4 &mgr;m or smaller.
103 Food comprising thixotropic composition of unsaturated fat and process for manufacture thereof US09526509 2000-03-16 US06348229B1 2002-02-19 Meir Eini; Dov Tamarkin
The present invention relates to food products having a thixotropic composition containing an unsaturated oil in high proportion and to the process of preparing a food product comprising an thixotropic unsaturated oil composition or having such a thixotropic composition applied thereto to produce a coated food product.
104 Fractionated polydisperse compositions US08765874 1997-05-27 US06303778B1 2001-10-16 Georges Smits; Luc Daenekindt; Karl Booten
The present invention concerns a new fractionated polydisperse carbohydrate composition having the following definition: an av. DP which is significantly higher than the av. DP of a native polydisperse carbohydrate composition, significantly free of low molecular monomers, dimers, and oligomers, significantly free of impurities chosen among the group consisting of colourings, salts, proteins and organic acids, significantly free of technological aids such as solubility affecting products. The present invention concerns also the preparation process of the composition according to the invention.
105 Carbohydrate/protein cream substitutes US438798 1995-05-11 US5536514A 1996-07-16 Ihab E. Bishay; Deane R. Clark
The invention provides improved cream substitutes of water dispersible macrocolloids comprising non-aggregated macrocolloidal particles comprising a carbohydrate core and a protein shell wherein the particles having a substantially spheroidal shape and a mean particle-size distribution ranging from about 0.1 microns to 4 microns, with less than 2% of the total number of particles exceeding 5 microns in diameter, the particles in a hydrated state effective to form a macrocolloid having the substantially smooth organoleptic character of an oil-in-water emulsion.
106 Process for preparing dairy products with a low content of sterols, particularly of cholesterol US785149 1991-10-31 US5264226A 1993-11-23 Jean Graille; Daniel Pioch; Michel Serpelloni; Leon Mentink
The present invention relates to a process for preparing dairy products with a low content of sterols, particularly of cholesterol, characterized in that it consists essentially of contacting an oil-in-water emulsion comprising dairy fats with cyclodextrin in sufficient amount to form inclusion complexes with the sterols so that the latter can be extracted from the fat, and simultaneously or not, separating at least partly said complexes from the medium without inverting the starting oil-in-water emulsion.
107 Shelf-stable aseptic dairy product US207912 1988-06-13 US4888194A 1989-12-19 Delmar L. Andersen; David J. Keller; Paul J. Streiff
A shelf-stable aseptic dairy product and process for preparing the same are disclosed. The product comprises dairy ingredients, an added monoglyceride emulsifier, sodium alginate stabilizer and other optional ingredients. The process comprises (a) heating dairy ingredients to above about 60.degree. C.; (b) combining heated dairy ingredients, added emulsifier, sodium alginate stabilizer, and other optional ingredients; (c) performing an ultra-high temperature treatment; (d) cooling; (e) homogenizing to produce a stable and uniform emulsion; and (f) further cooling and packaging the resulting cooled emulsion in an aseptic container under aseptic conditions. A shelf-stable aseptic packaged product prepared according to the disclosed process is also disclosed. The product is shelf-stable for several months and is capable of forming a stable foam upon whipping.
108 Whippable, non-homogenized cream having a fat content US776115 1985-09-09 US4647465A 1987-03-03 Martinus J. M. van de Ven; Zeger Provily
The invention relates to a whippable, non-homogenized cream having a fat content of 20 to 30% by weight and a pH of 6.2 to 6.5, which contains0.2 to 0.4% by weight of at least one emulsifying agent consisting of a mixture of distilled monoglycerides in a carrier, wherein the weight ratio of saturated fatty acids to unsaturated fatty acids in the fatty acid ester is between 80:20 and 20:80,0.2 to 0.4% by weight of at least one binder based on starch, as well as0.03 to 0.06% by weight of carragheenate as a stabilizer, and to a method wherein at least one of said emulsifying agent, said binder, said carragheenate and at least one organic and physiologically acceptable acid are dispersed in milk and the amount of non-homogenized cream required to achieve the desired fat content in the final product.
109 Air or oil emulsion food product having glucomannas as sole stabilizer-thickener US640521 1984-08-14 US4582714A 1986-04-15 David M. Ford; Peter A. Cheney
An ungelled processed food product, especially an emulsion such as ice cream, whipping cream, cheese spread, cheese slices, a flavored milk drink, or a meringue, which has been stabilized and/or thickened by the incorporation therein of at least one glucomannan, preferably a glucomannan derived from Amorphophallus species.
110 Real cream frozen whipped topping composition US446283 1982-12-02 US4451492A 1984-05-29 William J. Dell; Alexander A. Gonsalves; William E. Flango; Thomas E. Guhl; Lawrence H. Freed; John T. Oppy; Suzanne Baratta; Andre J. Eydt
A process for making a freeze-thaw stable frozen whipped topping containing milk fat. The process for making this topping comprises the inclusion of a calcium chelating agent in the topping's ingredients.
111 Process for aggregating protein US529465 1974-12-04 US3956519A 1976-05-11 Mervyn Thomas Arthur Evans; Malcolm Glyn Desmond Jones; Norman Jones
Debranched amylopectin and debranched low-DE maltodextrin have been found to cause protein to aggregate in solution. Such aggregation, which can lead to precipitation or flocculation of the protein, is useful for instance in aerated aqueous fat emulsions, e.g. ice cream and whipped cream, where the stability of the product can be altered as desired.
112 Food emulsifier US3493387D 1966-09-22 US3493387A 1970-02-03 SWICKLIK LEONARD J
113 Method of vitaminizing albuminous food products US36930464 1964-05-21 US3325290A 1967-06-13 WENDELBO HANSSON HANS EGON
114 Nut-containing emulsion and method of making the same US18459562 1962-04-02 US3115412A 1963-12-24 HEINRICH SCHOPPE; PAULA WILLIS
115 Process for producing sweetened condensed cream US18272462 1962-03-22 US3108875A 1963-10-29 BELL RAYMOND W
116 Process for making a dairy product US10157061 1961-04-07 US3066028A 1962-11-27 PERINI LOUIS A; HENRY LEBER
117 Process for making a dairy product US82351359 1959-06-29 US3066027A 1962-11-27 PERINI LOUIS A; HENRY LEBER
118 Concentrated sweetened cream and process of producing same US72903658 1958-04-16 US2959485A 1960-11-08 BELL RAYMOND W; ARJEN TAMSMA
119 Aeration of butterfat-containing liquids US44548642 1942-06-02 US2435682A 1948-02-10 GETZ CHARLES A
120 Process of chilling and packing cream US33068840 1940-04-20 US2327140A 1943-08-17 SPEIRS RICHARD J
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