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    • 2. 发明申请
    • Food provided for emergencies
    • 为紧急情况提供食物
    • US20040185163A1
    • 2004-09-23
    • US10430838
    • 2003-05-06
    • Terumi Takaoka
    • A23L001/168
    • A23B7/157A23B7/10A23L7/152A23L7/20A23L33/105A23L33/175
    • The present invention relates to the food for emergencies, suitable for eating in times of the natural disasters and accidents, wherein the germinating cereal to which a certain amount of the powders of the young rice leaves and/or the leaves of the coleseeds are added, will be baked into a given size and as the germinating cereal is sealed into the sealed container which does not pass any air or light, not only the nutritious values of the germinating cereal but also various nutritious values (for example, vitamin, mineral, fiber or food fiber) proper to the young rice leaves and coleseeds are added so that the germinating cereal will become effective as food for emergencies and degradation of food can be prevented as the sealed container does not pass any air or light.
    • 本发明涉及适合在自然灾害和事故发生时进食的紧急情况食品,其中添加了一定量的年轻米粉末和/或麦芽汁叶子的发芽谷物, 将被烘烤成一定尺寸,并且由于发芽谷物被密封在不通过任何空气或光的密封容器中,不仅发芽谷物的营养价值还包括各种营养价值(例如维生素,矿物质,纤维 或食用纤维),使得发芽谷物作为紧急情况的食物将变得有效,并且可以防止食品的降解,因为密封容器不通过任何空气或光。
    • 3. 发明申请
    • Modified oat and corn grit products and method
    • US20010008646A1
    • 2001-07-19
    • US09738450
    • 2000-12-15
    • James D. HansaAlice H. HibbsDonald Kent Salisbury
    • A23L001/168A23L001/27
    • A23L7/148A23L7/101A23L7/122A23L7/126
    • A coated, uncooked oat product is provided that has no added fat and comprises uncooked oat flakes having a coating adherent to the oat flakes. A coated, oat flake agglomerate is also provided, wherein each agglomerate comprises at least two uncooked oat flakes and has a fat-free coating. A flavored, coated oat product in bulk and a flavored, coated, agglomerated oat product are provided, both of which products have flavors uniformly distributed throughout the bulk. Corn grit products are also provided and include (1) individual pieces of corn grit having a fat-free coating and (2) clusters of corn grit pieces having a fat-free coating. A method of coating uncooked oat flakes with a desired fat-free coating to form the coated, uncooked oat product is also provided. The method involves feeding uncooked oat flakes into a circulating drum, coating the oat flakes by spraying the oat flakes with a stream of coating material, drying the coated oat flakes until the oat flakes have attained the desired moisture content, and cooling the coated oat flakes. Also provided is a method of forming uncooked oat flake agglomerates having a fat-free coating. This method involves essentially the same steps as the aforedescribed method. However, in the coating step of this method, the coating material sprayed onto the oat flakes comprises a binding material that allows the oat flakes to form agglomerates of at least two oat flakes. Also provided is a method of preparing the desired coating material.
    • 5. 发明申请
    • Rice pudding method and composition
    • 米饭布丁方法和成分
    • US20030099757A1
    • 2003-05-29
    • US10339689
    • 2003-01-09
    • Donald Bruce Budinoff
    • A23L001/168
    • A23C9/1544A23L9/12
    • A method and composition for aseptically processed rice pudding. The method for aseptically processing rice pudding, comprising either batch-wise or continuously cooking non-instant rice; partially dewatering the first mixture; forming a rice pudding by combining the dewatered first mixture and a pudding base, wherein an effective amount of starch remains in the rice pudding after partially dewatering the first mixture; and aseptically processing the rice pudding. An aseptic rice pudding comprising: an aseptic mixture that includes from about 30.0 to about 40.0 percent by weight liquid milk, from about 9.0 to about 20.0 percent by weight sugar, and from about 25.0 to about 45.0 percent by weight of dewatered rice.
    • 一种无菌加工米饭布丁的方法和组成。 无菌加工大米布丁的方法,包括分批式或连续烹制非即食米; 部分脱水第一混合物; 通过将脱水的第一混合物和布丁基料结合而形成米饭布丁,其中在部分脱水第一混合物之后,有效量的淀粉残留在米布丁中; 并无菌加工米饭布丁。 一种无菌米布丁,包括:包含约30.0至约40.0重量%的液体乳,约9.0至约20.0重量%的糖和约25.0至约45.0重量%的脱水米的无菌混合物。
    • 9. 发明申请
    • High moisture, smooth-textured shaped cereal foods
    • US20040005400A1
    • 2004-01-08
    • US10189830
    • 2002-07-08
    • Healthy Grain Foods LLC
    • Harold W. ZukermanRachel B. Zukerman
    • A23L001/168
    • A23L7/13A23L7/117
    • The present invention teaches how to make high moisture shaped cereal foods from cereal flour and fluid-milk and/or water; said cereal foods having a higher than 40% moisture content, a thin surface skin, and a soft, smooth, homogenous interior texture. The shaped cereal and milk foods of the present invention taste similar to the traditional cereal and milk that have always been consumed from a bowl with a spoon while also having the added benefit of being able to be eaten hand-held, on-the-go. The process of the present invention can also be used to make high moisture rice fries from rice flour and water. Having a higher than 40% moisture content is important because it provides the moisture and lubricity that both fat-fried and oven-baked rice fries products need. In the process of the present invention, cereal grains from one cereal genera or mixtures of different cereal genera are milled into a cereal flour. Fluid-milk and/or water is then infused into the starch granules of the cereal flour at temperatures above 170 F inside a cooker until the fluid-infused cereal flour thickens into a viscous, smooth and homogenous consistency. Additional food ingredients that impart flavor, color, water-binding and freeze-thaw stability properties to the finished product can also be infused into the cereal flour. Outside the cooker and with the retained heat and fluid from the cooking step, the starch granules of the fluid-infused cereal flour continue to both absorb some of the retained fluid and increase to a viscosity that is thick and firm enough to maintain a formed shape. Said fluid-infused cereal flour is then formed into shaped units with low-shear forming systems or cut into individual units with cutters. The individual units are spaced apart in a mono-layer before they are conveyed into either a continuous fat-fryer or oven which further heat the units thereby fully gelatinizing the starch granules of the fluid-infused cereal flour and developing a thin surface skin while retaining a higher than 40% moisture level and a soft, smooth, homogenous interior texture.