序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
141 PRODUCTION OF CONCENTRATED MILK FAT COMPOSITIONS AND UNITISED HIGH DENSITY COMPOSITIONS US13638280 2011-03-31 US20130078356A1 2013-03-28 Antony Raymond Mackereth; Alan James Baldwin; Willem Frank Van De Ven
The present application is directed to a method comprising; heating high fat cream, subjecting the high fat cream to shear forces, and removing water to provide a milk fat composition being a water-in-oil emulsion and comprising about 85-99.5% lipid and moisture content of about 0.05-15%. A method comprising the separation of concentrated milk fat to provide a high fat paste comprising about 1 to about 90% by weight lipid, about 0.1 to about 20% by weight moisture, and about 0.5 to about 35% phospholipid, and a milk fat concentrate comprising about 99 to about 99.9% lipid is also disclosed. In addition a method of producing a unitised high density composition comprising; providing a mixture comprising one or more liquid or semi-liquid milk fat compositions, and one or more milk powders, and compacting the mixture to produce a unitised high density composition is disclosed.
142 IMPROVED NUTRITIONAL TABLET US13499230 2011-12-20 US20120301599A1 2012-11-29 Maarten Anne Hoijer; Anneke Maria Fransiska Olde Riekerink
To improve the solubility and the speed of dissolution of nutritional tablets comprising protein, fat and carbohydrates, dietary fibers are included in the nutritional tablets.
143 FOOD CONTAINING A PROBIOTIC AND AN ISOLATED BETA-GLUCAN AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF US13184959 2011-07-18 US20110274722A1 2011-11-10 Sherwood L. Gorbach; Barry R. Goldin
The invention features a food product containing a probiotic and β-glucan isolated from a natural source, methods of treating a disease or disorder by administering the food product, and a package containing separated components of the food product.
144 SOLID MILK AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURE THEREOF US13133974 2009-12-25 US20110236555A1 2011-09-29 Ikuru Toyoda; Yoshinori Satake; Kazumitsu Ohtsubo
A method for manufacturing solid milk includes a gas dispersal process (S112) for dispersing a prescribed gas into liquid milk; a spray drying process (S114) for obtaining powdered milk by spraying the liquid milk after the gas dispersal process (S112), and drying the sprayed liquid milk; a compaction molding process (S130) for obtaining a solidified compaction molded body of powdered milk produced by compacting powdered milk after the gas dispersal process (S112) and the spray drying process (S114); in which the powdered milk obtained by performing the gas dispersal process (S112) and the spray drying process (S114) is bulkier than the powdered milk obtained without the gas dispersal process (S112).
145 PARTICULATE STRUCTURATION FOR IMPROVING THE DISSOLUTION KINETICS OF FOOD POWDERS US12593471 2008-03-17 US20100098811A1 2010-04-22 Alejandro Marabi; Adam Burbidge; Alois Raemy
The present invention relates to the field of modification of dissolution kinetics of particulate materials. In particular, the present invention relates to the adaptation of the dissolution kinetics of powders, e.g., food powders to a particular purpose. One embodiment of the present invention relates to a Composite Particle to be dissolved comprising at least two solid soluble sub-particles, at least one of which has a negative heat of dissolution in the liquid the Composite Particle is to be dissolved in.
146 SINTERED POWDER CONFECTION US11571648 2005-07-08 US20070212476A1 2007-09-13 Stephen Destephen; Christopher Budwig; Xiaoping Fu; Marlo Pusateri
A sintered powdered confection and methods for making the same are provided.
147 Infant formula US10603464 2003-06-25 US20040101596A1 2004-05-27 Louis I. Ndife; Booker T. Lucas III; Stephene L. Hohman
The present invention is directed to a new unit dose packaging for infant formula. The infant formula is manufactured as a tablet. One tablet will typically contain sufficient nutrients to produce a single serving of the formula (i.e. the amount of formula an average infant consumes in a single feeding). Other aspects of the invention are directed to feeding an infant such a reconstituted tablet and packaging containing such infant formula tablets.
148 Method of producing bars composed of milk and simple and complex sugars US787655 1985-10-16 US4759940A 1988-07-26 Claudio Cattaneo; Gianni Rho
The method consists of intimately dry mixing a set amount of powdered milk with a set amount of ground microcrystalline sugar as binder alone or with one or more carbohydrates selected from a group including glucose, fructose, maltose, sucrose, matoldextrines, and maltitol, and of compressing the mixture into a bar. Fluorine and/or flavoring matter, such as cocoa, coffee, strawberry flavor, mint flavor, are added to the mixture prior to its compression. The resulting bars are in the form of square-based parallelepipeds with rounded corners.
149 Rapidly disintegrable tablet composition and method US371517 1982-04-23 US4414198A 1983-11-08 Joseph Michaelson
Rapidly water-disintegrable tablet is provided comprising an active ingredient such as a foodstuff or medicament, and distributed therewithin a small but effective amount of a tablet disintegrable system comprising an unreacted, intimate mixture of alginic acid and a water soluble metal carbonate in proportions reactive to form metal alginic acid salt and carbonic acid when the tablet is placed in water, the bulk of the salt acting to swell the tablet and the carbonic acid acting to simultaneously release carbon dioxide within the swelling tablet whereby rapid disintegration of the tablet is effected.
150 Protein fibres US878763 1978-02-17 US4207349A 1980-06-10 Johannes Visser; Gijsbert W. P. Bams
A process for producing edible protein fibres by dry-spinning an aqueous mixture based on milk solids in which the ratio of calcium ions to the casein present is reduced to a value below 0.85 mM Ca.sup.2+ /g. casein.The fibres obtained according to this process can be used as a fibrous component in reformed meat formulations or as an ingredient for protein-enriched snacks.
151 Process for making a dry milk product US24237962 1962-12-05 US3241975A 1966-03-22 BROCHNER HENRY S
152 Milk food product and method for making same US23736162 1962-11-13 US3190760A 1965-06-22
153 Dairy product and process US23083951 1951-06-09 US2671025A 1954-03-02 MAISSIAN AZNIV D
154 Compressed cereal US55454344 1944-09-16 US2437150A 1948-03-02 BERG ISADORE A
155 Alimentary substance and process for making the same US65959233 1933-03-03 US1931813A 1933-10-24 BEVERLEY FREDERICK S
156 Process for the production of solid milk and cream preparations US9097326 1926-02-26 US1786559A 1930-12-30 PHILIPP BORN
157 Food product US66516623 1923-09-27 US1689357A 1928-10-30 MERRELL IRVING S
158 Malted-milk product US8826826 1926-02-15 US1666633A 1928-04-17 THOMPSON LIVINGSTON A
159 Malted-milk confection US27727219 1919-02-15 US1434667A 1922-11-07 THOMPSON LIVINGSTON A
160 固形乳の製造方法及び固形乳の圧縮成形性及び溶解性改善方法 JP2018034393 2018-02-28 JP2018086027A 2018-06-07 豊田 活; 佐竹 由式; 大坪 和光
【課題】圧縮成形性に優れた粉乳を製造することで実用的な硬度を有する固形乳を製造する。
【解決手段】固形乳の製造方法は,液状乳に所定の気体を分散させる気体分散工程(S112)と,気体分散工程を経た液状乳を噴霧し,当該噴霧した液状乳を乾燥させ,粉乳を得る噴霧乾燥工程(S114)と,気体分散工程及び噴霧乾燥工程を経て得られた粉乳を圧縮して固形状の粉乳圧縮成形物を得る圧縮成形工程(S130)とを含み,気体分散工程は,所定の気体と液状乳を密閉系で連続的に混合する。
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