序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
1 糖食组合物、其方法及相关的糖食制品 CN201380021886.1 2013-04-23 CN104254251A 2014-12-31 K·卡布西
公开一种不用常规熬制步骤形成糖食组合物的方法。所述方法包括在约50℃至约85℃的温度下共混特定量的聚葡糖醇和,以形成糖食组合物。还公开使用所述方法制备的糖食组合物和糖食制品。糖食组合物可以是,例如,软糖或硬糖。
2 设计和生产甜品排列的系统和方法 CN200680045193.6 2006-10-17 CN101322162B 2010-12-01 A·A·汉那; R·W·科恩; R·J·巴瑞特
甜品图像设计系统包括图形用户界面,用户通过所述图形用户界面定义甜品在基体上的排列的图案。计算机处理器控制图形用户界面,并提供按照定义的图案排列甜品的指令,用户通过所述图形用户界面定义所述图案。容器保存用于形成所定义图案的甜品。机器人从计算机处理器接收排列甜品的指令,取回保存在所述容器中的甜品,并按照用户定义的图案在基体上排列甜品。
3 一种真空浸糖蓝莓果脯的加工方法 CN201710629841.2 2017-07-28 CN107348089A 2017-11-17 张华传
发明是关于一种真空浸糖蓝莓果脯的加工方法,其特征在于柠檬酸抗坏血酸进行护色;海藻酸钠保形,δ-葡萄糖酸内酯和葡萄糖酸用以硬化;高浓度蔗糖浸渍,渗透脱以及护色;充氮气遮光保存。从而达到延长蓝莓储藏期,保持蓝莓的营养价值,提高产品质量的目的。
4 用于制作装饰用即食糖果点心形状的方法 CN201410015990.6 2014-01-14 CN104621326A 2015-05-20 派赛尔·安哥哈斯克维莱
一种制作即食糖果点心包括带有夹心的耐嚼果外皮的方法。夹心可以是果酱型、翻糖型或其它物质型。产品的形状没有限制可以有多种形状,也可以有多种颜色供娱乐性使用。
5 设计和生产甜品排列的系统和方法 CN200680045193.6 2006-10-17 CN101322162A 2008-12-10 A·A·汉那; R·W·科恩; R·J·巴瑞特
甜品图像设计系统包括图形用户界面,用户通过所述图形用户界面定义甜品在基体上的排列的图案。计算机处理器控制图形用户界面,并提供按照定义的图案排列甜品的指令,用户通过所述图形用户界面定义所述图案。容器保存用于形成所定义图案的甜品。机器人从计算机处理器接收排列甜品的指令,取回保存在所述容器中的甜品,并按照用户定义的图案在基体上排列甜品。
6 DEVICES AND METHODS FOR PRODUCING PLANAR POLYMERIC MATERIALS USING MICROFLUIDICS US14360546 2012-11-23 US20140306371A1 2014-10-16 Axel Guenther; Lian Leng; Andrew Wollard; Arianna McAllister; Milica Radisic; Boyang Zhang
Methods and devices are disclosed for providing the controlled formation of planar homogeneous or heterogeneous materials using microfluidic devices. In one embodiment, a planar array of microfluidic channels is employed to produce a flowing liquid sheet having heterogeneous structure by spatially and temporally controlling dispensing of polymer liquid from selected microchannels. The resulting liquid sheet is solidified to produce a planar heterogeneous material that may be continuously drawn and/or fed from the plurality of microfluidic channels. The polymer liquid may include a payload that may be selectively incorporated into the heterogeneous structure. In some embodiments, the local material composition is controllable, thereby allowing control over local and bulk material properties, such as the permeability and the elasticity, and of creating materials with directionally dependent properties.
7 Method of modifying taste US11335141 2006-01-19 US20060172047A1 2006-08-03 Patrick Farrell
A method of treating an orally ingestible item having an original taste to be enhanced or reduced without imparting bitterness to the item, includes exposing the item to a magnetic field.
8 Devices and methods for producing planar polymeric materials using microfluidics US14360546 2012-11-23 US09764505B2 2017-09-19 Axel Guenther; Lian Leng; Andrew Wollard; Arianna McAllister; Milica Radisic; Boyang Zhang
Methods and devices are disclosed for providing the controlled formation of planar homogeneous or heterogeneous materials using microfluidic devices. In one embodiment, a planar array of microfluidic channels is employed to produce a flowing liquid sheet having heterogeneous structure by spatially and temporally controlling dispensing of polymer liquid from selected microchannels. The resulting liquid sheet is solidified to produce a planar heterogeneous material that may be continuously drawn and/or fed from the plurality of microfluidic channels. The polymer liquid may include a payload that may be selectively incorporated into the heterogeneous structure. In some embodiments, the local material composition is controllable, thereby allowing control over local and bulk material properties, such as the permeability and the elasticity, and of creating materials with directionally dependent properties.
9 PROCESSING IN MAKING READY TO EAT CONFECTIONERY SNACK SHAPES FOR DECORATION US14077810 2013-11-12 US20150132455A1 2015-05-14 PAISAL ANGKHASEKVILAI
A process for ready to eat confectionery snack included a fruit chewy casing with center filling. The filling can be jam-like, sugar paste-like, other substance like. The product shapes can have a variety of shapes or not limited to create and various color for recreational use.
10 System and method for designing and producing confectionary arrangement US11581459 2006-10-17 US20070110886A1 2007-05-17 Alex Hanna; Bruce Keen; Richard Barrett
Confectionary image design system including a graphical user interface through which a user defines a pattern of confectionary pieces to be arranged on a substrate. A computer processor controls the graphical user interface through which the user defines the pattern, and provides instructions for arranging the confectionary pieces in the defined pattern. A container retains the confectionary pieces used to form the defined pattern. A robot receives from the computer processor the instructions for arranging the confectionary pieces, retrieves the confectionary pieces stored in the container, and arranges the pieces on the substrate in the pattern defined by the user.
11 菓子組成物、そのための方法、および関連する菓子物品 JP2015509067 2013-04-23 JP2015514436A 2015-05-21 キショール カブセ,
従来の調理なしで菓子組成物を形成する方法を開示する。前記方法は、特定の量のポリグルシトールととを約50℃から約85℃の温度でブレンドして菓子組成物を形成する工程を含む。前記方法を用いて調製された菓子組成物および菓子物品もまた開示する。前記菓子組成物は、例えば、ソフトキャンディーまたはハードキャンディーであってもよい。菓子組成物の形成方法であって、約35から約95重量パーセントの少なくとも3の重合度を有するポリグルシトール、および約5から約13重量パーセントの水を含む成分を、約50℃から約85℃の温度でブレンドして菓子組成物を形成する工程を含み;前記菓子組成物が、前記水の少なくとも90パーセントを保持し;およびすべての重量パーセントが、別の基準の指定がない限り、前記菓子組成物の重量に基づく、方法。
12 Confectionery Composition, Method Therefor, and Associated Confectionery Articles US14382912 2013-04-23 US20150056325A1 2015-02-26 Kishor Kabse
A method of forming a confectionery composition without conventional cooking is disclosed. The method includes blending specific amounts of polyglucitol and water at a temperature of about 50° C. to about 85° C. to form a confectionery composition. Also disclosed are the confectionery compositions and confectionery articles prepared using the method. The confectionery composition can be, for example, a soft candy or a hard candy.
13 System and method for designing and producing confectionary arrangement US11581459 2006-10-17 US07818089B2 2010-10-19 Alex A. Hanna; Bruce W. Keen; Richard J. Barrett
Confectionary image design system including a graphical user interface through which a user defines a pattern of confectionary pieces to be arranged on a substrate. A computer processor controls the graphical user interface through which the user defines the pattern, and provides instructions for arranging the confectionary pieces in the defined pattern. A container retains the confectionary pieces used to form the defined pattern. A robot receives from the computer processor the instructions for arranging the confectionary pieces, retrieves the confectionary pieces stored in the container, and arranges the pieces on the substrate in the pattern defined by the user.
14 Method and apparatus for simultaneously producing confectioneries of different kinds US11245889 2005-10-07 US07387429B2 2008-06-17 Klaus Markwardt
A method and an apparatus serve for controlling a system for simultaneously producing a plurality of different product kinds of confectioneries in a plurality of product lines. The method includes the steps of dividing a base mass into a plurality of partial masses, the base mass being a common mass for all product kinds and all product lines; mixing the partial masses with different aggregates to produce a plurality of different product masses, the aggregates varying depending on the respective product kind; further processing the product masses as reservoir masses; observing the consumption of the reservoir masses during further processing; refilling the reservoir masses with the respective product mass in response to the result of the observation of the consumption of the reservoir masses, wherein refilling takes place in each of the product lines in batches of product mass, refilling takes place in the product lines at different points in time, and the batches of product masses have approximately identical batch sizes, the batch size of a product masses being the amount of the product mass; and following to a production ending signal, changing the batch sizes and batch times of at least one product mass in a way that the reservoir masses of all product lines are exhausted at the same time.
15 Magnetic industrial device US11046156 2005-01-28 US20060172029A1 2006-08-03 Patrick Farrell
In a facility requiring transfer of a beverage during production thereof, the improvement includes a coupling apparatus passing bulk beverage therethrough and a having an outlet and an inlet along with a magnetic field generator associated with the coupling apparatus and exposing the beverage to the magnetic field as the beverage passes through the coupling.
16 Method and apparatus for simultaneously producing confectioneries of different kinds US11245889 2005-10-07 US20060077753A1 2006-04-13 Klaus Markwardt
A method and an apparatus serve for controlling a system for simultaneously producing a plurality of different product kinds of confectioneries in a plurality of product lines. The method includes the steps of dividing a base mass into a plurality of partial masses, the base mass being a common mass for all product kinds and all product lines; mixing the partial masses with different aggregates to produce a plurality of different product masses, the aggregates varying depending on the respective product kind; further processing the product masses as reservoir masses; observing the consumption of the reservoir masses during further processing; refilling the reservoir masses with the respective product mass in response to the result of the observation of the consumption of the reservoir masses, wherein refilling takes place in each of the product lines in batches of product mass, refilling takes place in the product lines at different points in time, and the batches of product masses have approximately identical batch sizes, the batch size of a product masses being the amount of the product mass; and following to a production ending signal, changing the batch sizes and batch times of at least one product mass in a way that the reservoir masses of all product lines are exhausted at the same time.
17 Verfahren und Vorrichtung zur gleichzeittigen Herstellung von Süsswaren in mehreren Produktsorten EP05019835.7 2005-09-13 EP1645194B1 2009-07-15 Markwardt, Klaus
18 Verfahren und Vorrichtung zur gleichzeittigen Herstellung von Süsswaren in mehreren Produktsorten EP05019835.7 2005-09-13 EP1645194A1 2006-04-12 Markwardt, Klaus

Bei einem Verfahren und einer Vorrichtung zum Steuern einer Anlage zur gleichzeitigen Herstellung mehrerer Produktsorten von Süßwaren in mehreren Produktlinien (16, 17 usw.) wird eine für alle Produktlinien und Produktsorten bestimmte gemeinsame Basismasse (15) in Teilmengen aufgeteilt. Die einzelnen aufgeteilten Teilmengen werden jeweils mit den unterschiedlichen Produktsorten der Produktlinien (16, 17 usw.) zugeordneten Zuschlagsstoffen (23) vermischt, so dass in den Produktlinien satzweise unterschiedliche und mengenmäßig gleiche Produktmassen (19) entstehen, die als Vorratsmassen (30) in den Produktlinien parallel weiterverarbeitet werden. Der Verbrauch der Mengen der Vorratsmassen (30) wird während der Weiterverarbeitung überwacht. In Abhängigkeit davon werden die Vorratsmassen der Produktlinien satzweise mit je einer mengenmäßig gleichen Produktmasse (19) zeitversetzt nachgespeist. Nachfolgend an ein eingeleitetes Produktionsende und/oder einen Produktwechsel werden die nachfolgenden Satzgrößen und Satzzeiten der anderen Produktmassen (19) insbesondere relativ zu einer konstanten Produktmasse mit konstanter Satzzeit so verändert, dass sich zu einem nachfolgenden Zeitpunkt die Mengen an Vorratsmassen (30) in allen Produktlinien (16, 17 usw.) gleichzeitig erschöpfen.

19 Verfahren und Vorrichtung zur gleichzeitigen Herstellung von Süsswaren in mehreren Produktsorten EP05019835.7 2005-09-13 EP1645194B2 2016-06-29 Markwardt, Klaus
20 DEVICES AND METHODS FOR PRODUCING PLANAR POLYMERIC MATERIALS USING MICROFLUIDICS EP12851166 2012-11-23 EP2782866A4 2015-08-05 GUENTHER AXEL; LENG LIAN; WOLLARD ANDREW; MCALLISTER ARIANNA; RADISIC MILICA; ZHANG BOYANG
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