The invention relates to a fruit flavoring that produces a yellow taste sensation and that is obtained by (a) contacting and/or mixing at least one fruit flavoring producing a red taste sensation with (b) at least one fruit flavoring producing a green taste sensation.

The present disclosure provides a novel sweetener composition of improved taste of the sweetener (e.g., reduced bitterness and/or astringency, and improved overall sweet quality of the composition); food and beverage products containing the same; and methods of making the same.

The present disclosure provides a novel sweetener composition of improved taste of the sweetener (e.g., reduced bitterness and/or astringency, and improved overall sweet quality of the composition); food and beverage products containing the same; and methods of making the same.

The present disclosure provides a novel sweetener composition of improved taste of the sweetener (e.g., reduced bitterness and/or astringency, and improved overall sweet quality of the composition); food and beverage products containing the same; and methods of making the same.

The present disclosure provides a novel sweetener composition of improved taste of the sweetener (e.g., reduced bitterness and/or astringency, and improved overall sweet quality of the composition); food and beverage products containing the same; and methods of making the same.

A low glycemic gummy composition is provided. The gummy composition includes a gelling component in a sufficient amount to provide a cohesive gelled product, and a low glycemic index sugar component having a glycemic index of not more than 20. The gummy composition includes not less than 50% weight of the low glycemic index sugar component. In some embodiments, the gummy composition further includes an active component, wherein the active component comprises a vitamin composition, a mineral composition, an amino acid composition, an antioxidant composition, an herbal composition, or an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) composition. The gummy composition may be substantially free of D-glucose, D-fructose, and sugar substitutes such as non-sugar sweeteners and sugar alcohols.

A confectionery dispensing garment is presented. The invention comprises a garment such as a brassiere with one or more cups shaped substantially as a truncated cone with a first small radius opening and a first large radius opening. The first small radius opening is sized to substantially expose a wearer's nipple. A truncated conic housing with a second small radius opening and a second large radius opening is removably couplable to the garment. The first small radius opening and the second small radius opening are sized substantially the same. Each truncated conic housing is configured to fit over one of the one or more cups of the brassiere such that the second small radius opening aligns with the first small radius opening to expose the wearer's nipple. One or more substantially torus shaped confectionery units is removably coupled to an outside surface of said truncated conic housing.

A non-hydrogenated fat composition comprises greater than 28% by weight stearic acid (C18:0) fatty acid residues; greater than 44% by weight oleic acid (C18:1) fatty acid residues, and less than 10% by weight of palmitic acid (C16) fatty acid residues, based on the total C8-C24 fatty acid residues, and greater than 30% by weight of the combined amounts of StOSt, StStO, StOO and OStO triglycerides based on the total glycerides present in the composition, wherein the weight ratio of (StOSt+StStO)/(StOO+OStO) is from 0.6-1.5.

In an illustrative embodiment, systems for designing and producing customized food products include receiving a request to design a customized food product containing a printed edible medium. The systems may calculate, based on product inventory at a preferred bakery, a preparation lead time for the food product where the product inventory includes availability of printed edible media substrates. The systems may present customization user interface screens that provide customization options for the food product. The systems may convert customization option selections made at the customization user interface screens into decorating instructions for the food product and transmit the decorating instructions to the bakery. The systems may determine a position in a preparation queue for the food product based in part on attributes of pending food product orders in a preparation queue at the bakery.

The invention relates to a fruit flavoring that produces a yellow taste sensation and that is obtained by (a) contacting and/or mixing at least one fruit flavoring producing a red taste sensation with (b) at least one fruit flavoring producing a green taste sensation.