Patent classifications
A23C9/16
Bioactive Dairy Products and Processes for Their Manufacture
A process for the preparation of a liquid or semi-liquid bioactive dairy composition containing 20-90% retained bioactive IgG, for use as an ingredient in a ready-to-eat (RTE) or ready-to-drink (RTD) food product, includes the steps of a) combining a bioactive powder containing a colostrum powder and/or milk powder containing whey proteins, and immunoglobulin G (IgG), wherein the ratio of whey protein: IgG in the bioactive powder is between 1.74:1 and 3.05:1; water and a food grade acid to form a bioactive dairy composition with a pH of 2.5-4.0, and b) heat treating the bioactive dairy composition to between 67-145° C. at ambient pressure.
Freeze-drying, storing, rehydrating and feeding using breast milk
The present invention is a system and method for performing freeze drying of small quantities of a liquid for personal use, wherein a liquid material is disposed within a single-use container, the container is then coupled to a small-scale freeze-drying unit which extracts liquid from the material in the container using a freeze-drying process, and the freeze-dried material is then left in the container and the container is stored until rehydration. The container may be a specialized single-use container that may be used to rehydrate the liquid and then fitted with a delivery device to feed an infant or child.
Freeze-drying, storing, rehydrating and feeding using breast milk
The present invention is a system and method for performing freeze drying of small quantities of a liquid for personal use, wherein a liquid material is disposed within a single-use container, the container is then coupled to a small-scale freeze-drying unit which extracts liquid from the material in the container using a freeze-drying process, and the freeze-dried material is then left in the container and the container is stored until rehydration. The container may be a specialized single-use container that may be used to rehydrate the liquid and then fitted with a delivery device to feed an infant or child.
SYNERGISTIC COMBINATION OF BUTYRIC-ACID-PRODUCING PREBIOTICS AND PROBIOTICS
A synergistic combination of butyric-acid-producing prebiotics and probiotics, which is used in the fields of foods, dietary supplements and drugs. Specifically, a composition containing probiotics and prebiotics, a food, dietary supplement or pharmaceutical preparation including the composition, and the use of the composition for alleviating and improving a disease or a discomfort, or reducing the occurrence of a disease or a discomfort, wherein the disease or discomfort is related to insufficient butyric acid in the intestine, or to insufficient butyric-acid-producing microorganisms in the intestine. A method for promoting Bifidobacterium lactis HNO19 to produce butyric acid, the method including using a galactooligosaccharide and lactulose as carbon sources for the cultivation of Bifidobacterium lactis HNO19, wherein the weight ratio of the galactooligosaccharide to lactulose is 1:1 to 4:1.
SYNERGISTIC COMBINATION OF BUTYRIC-ACID-PRODUCING PREBIOTICS AND PROBIOTICS
A synergistic combination of butyric-acid-producing prebiotics and probiotics, which is used in the fields of foods, dietary supplements and drugs. Specifically, a composition containing probiotics and prebiotics, a food, dietary supplement or pharmaceutical preparation including the composition, and the use of the composition for alleviating and improving a disease or a discomfort, or reducing the occurrence of a disease or a discomfort, wherein the disease or discomfort is related to insufficient butyric acid in the intestine, or to insufficient butyric-acid-producing microorganisms in the intestine. A method for promoting Bifidobacterium lactis HNO19 to produce butyric acid, the method including using a galactooligosaccharide and lactulose as carbon sources for the cultivation of Bifidobacterium lactis HNO19, wherein the weight ratio of the galactooligosaccharide to lactulose is 1:1 to 4:1.
NOZZLE ARRANGEMENT FOR A POWDER HANDLING APPARATUS
An apparatus and method for handling a food product powder includes a sealable container having an interior surface defining a volume in which the food product powder is handled, and a powder outlet, and a nozzle arrangement that is attached to the container and configured to feed air into the container. The nozzle arrangement has a plurality of jet nozzles configured to direct the air towards the interior surface to remove product powder from the interior surface, such that the air and the removed product powder may flow out of the container via the powder outlet.
NOZZLE ARRANGEMENT FOR A POWDER HANDLING APPARATUS
An apparatus and method for handling a food product powder includes a sealable container having an interior surface defining a volume in which the food product powder is handled, and a powder outlet, and a nozzle arrangement that is attached to the container and configured to feed air into the container. The nozzle arrangement has a plurality of jet nozzles configured to direct the air towards the interior surface to remove product powder from the interior surface, such that the air and the removed product powder may flow out of the container via the powder outlet.
Milk Powder Containing Maltopentaose Trehalose instead of Maltodextrin and Preparation Method Thereof
The present disclosure discloses a milk powder containing maltopentaose trehalose instead of maltodextrin and a preparation method thereof, and belongs to the field of processing of dairy products. In the present disclosure, a formula milk powder containing maltopentaose trehalose instead of maltodextrin includes the following raw materials in parts by mass: 85-90 parts of fresh milk, 1-2 parts of maltopentaose trehalose, 5-10 parts of vegetable oil, 1-2 parts of a desalted whey powder, 1.5-3 parts of a concentrated whey protein powder, 0.5-0.8 parts of lactose, 0.05-0.1 parts of a multivitamin, and 0.05-0.1 parts of a complex mineral. Differences in physical and chemical properties of products due to a nonuniform polymerization degree of maltodextrin are reduced, and the problem that a Maillard reaction is likely to be induced when the maltodextrin is mixed with an amino acid or protein is solved.
SOLID FOOD AND SOLID MILK
A solid food has a solid form obtained by compression molding a powder. Where a dissolution process from the solid food starting to dissolve until completely dissolving is measured over time on the basis of electric conductivity, times at which a dissolution ratio where electric conductivity at the time of finish of dissolution is 100%, reaches 20%, 63%, and 95% are t.sub.20, t.sub.63, and t.sub.95, and times (sec) at which the dissolution ratio of a reference solid food, formed under conditions in which a difference in weight with the solid food is within ±0.3%, a difference in surface area is within ±2%, a difference in hardness is within ±4%, and a humidification treatment temperature is 100° C. or lower, reaches 20%, 63%, and 95% are t.sub.20ref, t.sub.63ref, and t.sub.95ref, a solubility index (I.sub.d) represented by the following Formula (1) is less than 1.
I.sub.d=(t.sub.20/t.sub.20ref+t.sub.63/t.sub.63ref+t.sub.95/t.sub.95ref)/3 (1)
SOLID FOOD AND SOLID MILK
A solid food has a solid form obtained by compression molding a powder. Where a dissolution process from the solid food starting to dissolve until completely dissolving is measured over time on the basis of electric conductivity, times at which a dissolution ratio where electric conductivity at the time of finish of dissolution is 100%, reaches 20%, 63%, and 95% are t.sub.20, t.sub.63, and t.sub.95, and times (sec) at which the dissolution ratio of a reference solid food, formed under conditions in which a difference in weight with the solid food is within ±0.3%, a difference in surface area is within ±2%, a difference in hardness is within ±4%, and a humidification treatment temperature is 100° C. or lower, reaches 20%, 63%, and 95% are t.sub.20ref, t.sub.63ref, and t.sub.95ref, a solubility index (I.sub.d) represented by the following Formula (1) is less than 1.
I.sub.d=(t.sub.20/t.sub.20ref+t.sub.63/t.sub.63ref+t.sub.95/t.sub.95ref)/3 (1)