A23B7/005

PROCESSING AND PRESERVING A KAVA PRODUCT AND PROCESS OF MAKING IT STABLE
20200253225 · 2020-08-13 ·

Embodiments herein relate to one or more methods comprising heating of a kava product; pressurizing the kava product, electrically pulsing the kava product, homogenizing the kava product or combinations thereof; cooling the kava product; wherein the method is configured to stabilize the kava product against microbiological decomposition or reduce microbial count in order to improve safety and extend shelf life under refrigeration and/or at ambient temperature.

METHOD FOR THE OPTIMISATION OF ORGANOLEPTIC PROPERTIES IN VEGETABLE PRODUCTS CONTAINING CHLOROPHYLLOUS PIGMENTS

The present invention relates to a process enabling the optimisation of the organoleptic properties, particularly the colour, of vegetal products containing chlorophyll pigments, comprising a pheophytinisation treatment of the vegetal products, a treatment with a solution having a pH higher than 5, and a treatment with at least one divalent metal compound.

METHOD FOR THE OPTIMISATION OF ORGANOLEPTIC PROPERTIES IN VEGETABLE PRODUCTS CONTAINING CHLOROPHYLLOUS PIGMENTS

The present invention relates to a process enabling the optimisation of the organoleptic properties, particularly the colour, of vegetal products containing chlorophyll pigments, comprising a pheophytinisation treatment of the vegetal products, a treatment with a solution having a pH higher than 5, and a treatment with at least one divalent metal compound.

Low-sulphur fruit drying process
10694758 · 2020-06-30 ·

Processes and methods for producing dried fruit which has been treated with sulphur dioxide. Such processes and methods are particularly adapted for producing golden raisins which have relatively low concentrations of sulphur dioxide. To produce golden raisins, fresh sultana grapes are subjected to sulphur dioxide fumigation before undergoing a series of washing and rinsing steps which may include a cold water bath, a hot lye bath, and cold water sprays before being placed into drying tunnels. After drying, golden raisins may be undergo an additional treatment of sulphur dioxide.

METHOD FOR FOOD PASTEURIZATION

A method for treating food where inside a packaging, made of a material configured for containing a gas-mixture, a food product and a gas mixture including at least carbon dioxide are inserted. Then, on the sealed packaging a uniform pressure, between 4 MPa and 20 MPa, is applied to compress the food. During application of the pressure, the packaging is maintained at a temperature between 25 C. and 50 C.

GARLIC MARINATING PROCESS
20200178549 · 2020-06-11 ·

A marinating process of garlic cloves, including: immersing the peeled garlic cloves in a receptacle with drinking water; during the step of immersing the garlic cloves in the drinking water, changing the drinking water, mixing the drinking water contained in the receptacle, blowing air in the receptacle and heating the drinking water to a temperature comprised between 45 and 50 C.; then letting the drinking water flow out of the receptacle, introducing a solution of drinking water, vinegar and anti-oxidants in the receptacle, letting the garlic cloves marinate in the solution and draining the garlic cloves in order to eliminate the solution.

BRINELESS, LOW-ACID PACKAGED OLIVES

The invention relates to olive processing, and includes methods for producing low-acid olives, as well as the olives produced thereby. In one aspect, the invention provides compositions directed towards packaged olive preparations having novel and beneficial characteristics, for example, olive preparations that are free of packing liquids such as brine solutions. In other aspects, the packaged olive preparations of the invention can have other beneficial properties, such as extended shelf life, have flavor infusions, and/or can be stuffed with various flavored stuffings.

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INTRODUCING PRE-HEATED WORKING FLUID WITHIN A HIGH PRESSURE VESSEL
20240023567 · 2024-01-25 ·

The disclosure is embodied by a high efficiency injection manifold, injector, or nozzle assembly for enhancing the introduction of heat into a closed volume or vessel while simultaneously pressurizing the vessel with a working fluid to facilitate thermal processing of food, medical, or other products therein. An associated apparatus includes a compressor, a heat exchanger, a piping assembly, and a vessel; wherein the piping assembly includes an injection pipeline terminating at a nozzle assembly with at least two injection orifices located inside the vessel. These at least two injection orifices have an inside diameter that is less than, equal to, or greater than that of the injection pipeline and are facing towards each other at an angle of 0 or greater than 0 from the horizontal. Injection orifice inside diameters that are smaller than that of the injection pipeline may be less desirable for one or more applications.

Brineless, low-acid packaged olives

The invention relates to olive processing, and includes methods for producing low-acid olives, as well as the olives produced thereby. In one aspect, the invention provides compositions directed towards packaged olive preparations having novel and beneficial characteristics, for example, olive preparations that are free of packing liquids such as brine solutions. In other aspects, the packaged olive preparations of the invention can have other beneficial properties, such as extended shelf life, have flavor infusions, and/or can be stuffed with various flavored stuffings.

HEAT-TREATED TOMATO PRODUCT AND TOMATO-BASED FOOD OR BEVERAGE, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME
20190387778 · 2019-12-26 · ·

A heat-treated tomato product includes a heat-treated tomato containing 3-hexenol and 2-isobutylthiazole. A content of 2-isobutylthiazole in the heat-treated tomato product ranges from 2.0 to 1000 ppb, and a mass ratio of 3-hexenol to 2-isobutylthiazole in the heat-treated tomato product ranges from 1.0:1.5 to 1.0:25.2. A method for producing a heat-treated tomato product includes crushing or grinding raw material tomatoes, preparing a heat-treated tomato comprising flavor components by heating the crushed or ground tomatoes, and adjusting contents of the flavor components in the heat-treated tomato product. The flavor components include 2-isobutylthiazole and 3-hexenol. A content of 2-isobutylthiazole in the heat-treated tomato product is adjusted to be in a range of 2.0 to 1000 ppb, and a mass ratio of 3-hexenol to 2-isobutylthiazole in the heat-treated tomato product is adjusted to be in a range of 1.0:1.5 to 1.0:25.2.