A tower used to extend the life of the grains in the period of their storage, through procedures of grain humidification, sterilization, cooling, freezing and drying, which can be applied together or separately according to with the need of each particular cultivation, offering a multifunctional tower of high performance and low fuel & energy consumption, low noise and eco-friendly, not contaminating the grains that make the heat exchange with steam.

A method for coating food products with a coating substance including: a step a) of supercooling the food products, by providing external frigories, to a temperature lower than the initial temperature of same, before contacting the food products with the coating substance, and subsequently, a step b) of contacting the supercooled food products obtained in step a) with the coating substance. In step b): (i) the supercooled food products are contacted with the coating substance in a treatment chamber, (ii) the food products are stirred by a motorised mechanised system, including at least one stirring member, internal to the treatment chamber, (iii) the at least one stirring member is heated, and the intensity of the heating is adjusted, without excess heating, so as to avoid the accumulation of materials on the stirring member.

A method for manufacturing peeled nuts includes: freezing shelled raw material nuts rapidly in a temperature condition of 50 C. or lower; peeling off thin seed coats from the nuts through an agitating or crushing process, in a state in which frozen nuts are frozen as are; and separating and removing the thin seed coats from the nuts in a low-temperature condition in which re-attachment of the thin seed coats to the thin seed coat-peeled nuts does not occur, and obtaining the peeled nuts. In such a configuration, it is possible to efficiently manufacturing high-quality peeled nuts without a damage to an original flavor of the nuts, with little mixing of the seed coats generated through decoating with the decoated nuts, and without the nuts being crushed into too small pieces.

A system for managing spoilage of perishable goods including: a storage device to store perishable good requirements, spoilage characteristics, and perishable good parameters associated with the perishable goods; and a spoilage management system coupled to the storage device. The spoilage management system including: a quality assessment module to determine quality levels in response to at least one of the perishable good parameters and the perishable good requirements; a spoilage determination module to determine spoilage risk levels in response to at least one of the perishable good parameters, the spoilage characteristics, and the quality levels; and a meshing module to determine output parameters in response to at least one of the quality levels and the spoilage risk levels.

A system for managing spoilage of perishable goods including: a storage device to store perishable good requirements, spoilage characteristics, and perishable good parameters associated with the perishable goods; and a spoilage management system coupled to the storage device. The spoilage management system including: a quality assessment module to determine quality levels in response to at least one of the perishable good parameters and the perishable good requirements; a spoilage determination module to determine spoilage risk levels in response to at least one of the perishable good parameters, the spoilage characteristics, and the quality levels; and a meshing module to determine output parameters in response to at least one of the quality levels and the spoilage risk levels.

The present disclosure relates to a method of producing a grain powder including: (a) immersing a grain raw material into water; (b) freezing the immersed grain raw material at 196 C. to 50 C.; (c) grinding the frozen grain raw material to obtain a ground product, wherein the ground product has an average particle size smaller than a cell size of the grain raw material, and (d) freeze-drying the ground product at 80 C. to 20 C. to obtain the grain powder.

The present disclosure relates to a method of producing a grain powder including: (a) immersing a grain raw material into water; (b) freezing the immersed grain raw material at 196 C. to 50 C.; (c) grinding the frozen grain raw material to obtain a ground product, wherein the ground product has an average particle size smaller than a cell size of the grain raw material, and (d) freeze-drying the ground product at 80 C. to 20 C. to obtain the grain powder.

Food compositions having a milk ingredient and steam-treated uncooked grains are described. The compositions provide a convenient alternative to overnight oats. The food compositions preferably include yogurt and uncooked steam-treated oats, which form a food product that has a shelf stability at 4 C. of at least 60 days. Methods of making and using such food compositions are also described wherein the grains are treated with steam just before being mixed with the milk ingredient.

Food compositions having a milk ingredient and steam-treated uncooked grains are described. The compositions provide a convenient alternative to overnight oats. The food compositions preferably include yogurt and uncooked steam-treated oats, which form a food product that has a shelf stability at 4 C. of at least 60 days. Methods of making and using such food compositions are also described wherein the grains are treated with steam just before being mixed with the milk ingredient.

Disclosed herein is preservation system for nutritional substances. The preservation system obtains information about the nutritional substance to be preserved, senses and measures the external environment to the preservation system, senses and measures the internal environment to the preservation system, senses and measures the state of the nutritional substance, and stores such information throughout the period of preservation. Using this accumulated information, the preservation system can measure, or estimate, changes in nutritional content (usually degradation) during the period of preservation. Additionally, the preservation system can use this information to dynamically modify the preservation system to minimize detrimental changes to the nutritional content of the nutritional substance, and in some cases actually improve the nutritional substance attributes.