A method for producing a sugar-containing liquid, including mixing a raw material liquid and a hop extract water; a sugar-containing liquid produced by the method; and a beer-taste beverage wherein a sugar-containing liquid obtained by the method is used. The method of the present invention can prepare a sugar-containing liquid having a high polyphenol concentration with an excellent productivity, so that a beer-taste beverage given with body can be provided. In addition, since the method of the present invention controls the amount of production of hop draff, some excellent effects are exhibited that the loss in stock of the sugar-containing liquid obtained is controlled, which contributes to excellent productivity.

A method for producing a sugar-containing liquid, including mixing a raw material liquid and a hop extract water; a sugar-containing liquid produced by the method; and a beer-taste beverage wherein a sugar-containing liquid obtained by the method is used. The method of the present invention can prepare a sugar-containing liquid having a high polyphenol concentration with an excellent productivity, so that a beer-taste beverage given with body can be provided. In addition, since the method of the present invention controls the amount of production of hop draff, some excellent effects are exhibited that the loss in stock of the sugar-containing liquid obtained is controlled, which contributes to excellent productivity.

There are provided a beverage in which foaming is suppressed and a stevia extract is blended, and a method for producing the same. A beverage, wherein a total content of RebA and RebD and/or RebM is 1 to 15 in Brix in terms of sucrose, a content of RebD and/or RebM is 1 or more in Brix in terms of sucrose, and ((RebD and/or RebM)/RebA) is 0.35 or more in a mass ratio.

The method to prepare flavored beverages comprises a step (110) of putting a substrate (20) in contact with an extraction liquid (30), wherein the substrate (20) is immersed in the extraction liquid (30). The substrate is of vegetable origin and can be of toasted or dried grain type, toasted or dried spices, or toasted or dried fruit. The extraction liquid can be water, milk or other food beverage.

The disclosure generally relates to a system for managing and dynamically generating beverage recipes. The system can obtain an ingredient modifier and can generate a beverage recipe based on the ingredient modifier and a recipe generation policy. The system can cause an automated dispensing system to automatedly dispense a group of ingredients in accordance with the beverage recipe.

A beverage nucleator system for a supercooled beverage container may include a frame for receiving a beverage container and an ultrasonic device positioned therein. The frame may include a beverage container aperture therein sized to allow direct contact between an ultrasonic transmitter coupled to the ultrasonic device and a closure on the container. The ultrasonic transmitter may operate at a 28 kHz frequency with a power of 5 W for 1-5 seconds. The beverage nucleator system can operate without requiring a fluid or gel transmission medium.

A beverage nucleator system for a supercooled beverage container may include a frame for receiving a beverage container and an ultrasonic device positioned therein. The frame may include a beverage container aperture therein sized to allow direct contact between an ultrasonic transmitter coupled to the ultrasonic device and a closure on the container. The ultrasonic transmitter may operate at a 28 kHz frequency with a power of 5 W for 1-5 seconds. The beverage nucleator system can operate without requiring a fluid or gel transmission medium.

A method of producing a thickened carbonated beverage packed in a container, comprising: mixing an aqueous solution containing a first thickening agent and having a temperature of 0 to 35° C. with a second thickening agent insoluble in water in a temperature range of 0 to 35° C. but soluble in water at a temperature of 60° C. or more to obtain a stock liquid with the second thickening agent dispersed in the solution; dissolving carbon dioxide gas in the stock liquid to obtain a carbonated aqueous solution; filling a container with the carbonated aqueous solution and sealing the container to obtain the carbonated aqueous solution packed in the container; and heating the carbonated aqueous solution packed in the container such that the carbonated aqueous solution has a temperature of 60° C. or more to dissolve the second thickening agent in the solution.

A method of producing a thickened carbonated beverage packed in a container, comprising: mixing an aqueous solution containing a first thickening agent and having a temperature of 0 to 35° C. with a second thickening agent insoluble in water in a temperature range of 0 to 35° C. but soluble in water at a temperature of 60° C. or more to obtain a stock liquid with the second thickening agent dispersed in the solution; dissolving carbon dioxide gas in the stock liquid to obtain a carbonated aqueous solution; filling a container with the carbonated aqueous solution and sealing the container to obtain the carbonated aqueous solution packed in the container; and heating the carbonated aqueous solution packed in the container such that the carbonated aqueous solution has a temperature of 60° C. or more to dissolve the second thickening agent in the solution.

A process and system to produce a fruit or vegetable juice concentrate having clean flavor, color, and aroma with a Brix value between about 30 to about 70 The process includes crushing raw fruit or vegetable to form a juice puree that is enzymatically treated to improve overall yield of juice concentrate. The enzymatically treated juice puree is directed to a separator to separate the liquid juice from the solids. The liquid juice is pasteurized, clarified, and then treated to remove or reduce off-flavor and/or off-flavor precursor compounds to produce the fruit or vegetable juice concentrate.