Patent classifications
A21D13/80
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A BISCUIT
A method for producing a biscuit (100), comprising: preparing a first biscuit dough; forming with the first biscuit dough a biscuit body (101); preparing a second biscuit dough, where the second biscuit dough is liquid; spraying the second, liquid, biscuit dough on a top surface (101A) of the biscuit body to form an outer biscuit layer (102) that coats the surface (101A) of the biscuit body (101) according to a predefined motif; and baking the biscuit body (101) and the outer biscuit layer (102).
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A BISCUIT
A method for producing a biscuit (100), comprising: preparing a first biscuit dough; forming with the first biscuit dough a biscuit body (101); preparing a second biscuit dough, where the second biscuit dough is liquid; spraying the second, liquid, biscuit dough on a top surface (101A) of the biscuit body to form an outer biscuit layer (102) that coats the surface (101A) of the biscuit body (101) according to a predefined motif; and baking the biscuit body (101) and the outer biscuit layer (102).
METHOD FOR CASCADED PROCESSING OF FRESH ALGAE
The present invention relates to a method for processing fresh algae at ambient temperature by subjecting algae to an osmotic shock and treating the disrupted algae with an enzyme composition comprising cell wall degrading enzymes. This gentle process at ambient temperature allows for the isolation of algal protein which has good solubility, also in the presence of salt and good foaming, emulsifying and water binding properties. Another advantage is that this method of protein isolation allows for cascaded biorefinery, since protein isolation may be followed by a treatment of the remaining biomass with carbohydrate degrading enzymes to produce clean biogas in high yields and a mineral rich water stream in anaerobic digestion.
FLOUR IMPROVER AND USES THEREOF
Flour improvers, chlorinated flour replacers comprising the flour improver, methods of preparing the flour improvers and chlorinated flour replacers, and uses thereof (e.g. for improving the textural properties of wheat flour-based high ratio cakes) are provided. The flour improver as disclosed herein comprises between 10% and 97.5% (w/w) of non-wheat flour, wherein the non-wheat flour is one or more non-wheat flours selected from the group consisting of rice flour, oat flour, quinoa flour and buckwheat flour; between 2% and 20% (w/w) of a gel-forming protein in addition to protein present in the non-wheat flour; and between 0.5% and 3% (w/w) of calcium 2+ ions.
FLOUR IMPROVER AND USES THEREOF
Flour improvers, chlorinated flour replacers comprising the flour improver, methods of preparing the flour improvers and chlorinated flour replacers, and uses thereof (e.g. for improving the textural properties of wheat flour-based high ratio cakes) are provided. The flour improver as disclosed herein comprises between 10% and 97.5% (w/w) of non-wheat flour, wherein the non-wheat flour is one or more non-wheat flours selected from the group consisting of rice flour, oat flour, quinoa flour and buckwheat flour; between 2% and 20% (w/w) of a gel-forming protein in addition to protein present in the non-wheat flour; and between 0.5% and 3% (w/w) of calcium 2+ ions.
METHOD OF PRODUCTION
The present invention in the field of oligosaccharide production provides a method of producing oligosaccharides of useful lengths without producing substantial amounts of monosaccharides and disaccharides (illustrated by
METHOD OF PRODUCTION
The present invention in the field of oligosaccharide production provides a method of producing oligosaccharides of useful lengths without producing substantial amounts of monosaccharides and disaccharides (illustrated by
IMPROVED HUMAN FOOD PRODUCT
The present invention relates to a human food comprising a basic food product and an ingredient, wherein the ingredient comprising one or more health-enhancing microorganism and a combination of at least one fermented seaweed material and at least one fermented plant material.
FOOD MATERIALS
An embodiment provides a method for manufacturing a light-colored material for a food product, including: creating a starting light-colored material, wherein the starting light-colored material comprises a protein and a fiber; creating a light-colored material from the starting light-colored material by adding a fat to the starting material; molding the light-colored material to a predetermined shape; and baking the light-colored material to a predetermined temperature. Other aspects are described and claimed.
FOOD MATERIALS
An embodiment provides a method for manufacturing a light-colored material for a food product, including: creating a starting light-colored material, wherein the starting light-colored material comprises a protein and a fiber; creating a light-colored material from the starting light-colored material by adding a fat to the starting material; molding the light-colored material to a predetermined shape; and baking the light-colored material to a predetermined temperature. Other aspects are described and claimed.