The invention relates to a method of producing an emulsion or suspension from a biomass. The invention also relates to producing a powder or products produced therefrom. The invention also relates to an emulsion or suspension produced by a method as described herein. The invention also relates to a powder produced by a method as described herein or products produced therefrom.

Disclosed are stabilized emulsion-including concentrates for drinkable beverages. The emulsion concentrates are stable at pH as low as about 2.0 to about 2.5 and include quillaja, non-aqueous solvent, acidulant, lipid, and water. The emulsion-including concentrates may remain shelf-stable independently and as part of a drinkable beverage for about twelve months. Methods for making the emulsion-including concentrates are also provided.

Disclosed are stabilized emulsion-including concentrates for drinkable beverages. The emulsion concentrates are stable at pH as low as about 2.0 to about 2.5 and include quillaja, non-aqueous solvent, acidulant, lipid, and water. The emulsion-including concentrates may remain shelf-stable independently and as part of a drinkable beverage for about twelve months. Methods for making the emulsion-including concentrates are also provided.

[Problem] To provide: a method for improving the stability of an oil or fat composition for frying use by preventing the coloration of the oil or fat composition and also preventing the increase in an anisidine value and the decrease in the content of a tocopherol compound in the oil or fat composition when a food material is fried with the oil or fat composition; and a stabilizer for an oil or fat composition for frying use.

[Solution] A method for stabilizing an oil or fat composition for frying use according to the present invention is characterized in that a chlorophyll compound is added at a concentration of 0.05 to 2 ppm by mass inclusive to an edible oil or fat. It is preferred that the chlorophyll compound is added in the form of a chlorophyll compound-rich solution having a chlorophyll compound concentration of 1 to 1,000 ppm by mass inclusive. A stabilizer for an oil or fat composition for frying use according to the present invention contains a chlorophyll compound as an active ingredient.

Disclosed are stabilized emulsion-including concentrates for drinkable beverages. The emulsion concentrates are stable at pH as low as about 2.0 to about 2.5 and include quillaja, non-aqueous solvent, acidulant, lipid, and water. The emulsion-including concentrates may remain shelf-stable independently and as part of a drinkable beverage for about twelve months. Methods for making the emulsion-including concentrates are also provided.

Disclosed are stabilized emulsion-including concentrates for drinkable beverages. The emulsion concentrates are stable at pH as low as about 2.0 to about 2.5 and include quillaja, non-aqueous solvent, acidulant, lipid, and water. The emulsion-including concentrates may remain shelf-stable independently and as part of a drinkable beverage for about twelve months. Methods for making the emulsion-including concentrates are also provided.

Parenteral nutrition formulations for pediatric patients are disclosed. The nutritional formulations include a lipid formulation that comprises an aqueous phase and an oil phase, wherein the lipid formulation is in the form of an oil-in-water emulsion. Multi-chamber containers for parenteral nutrition administration comprising a carbohydrate formulation present in a first chamber, an amino acid formulation present in a second chamber, and the lipid formulation present in a third chamber also are disclosed.

Parenteral nutrition formulations for pediatric patients are disclosed. The nutritional formulations include a lipid formulation that comprises an aqueous phase and an oil phase, wherein the lipid formulation is in the form of an oil-in-water emulsion. Multi-chamber containers for parenteral nutrition administration comprising a carbohydrate formulation present in a first chamber, an amino acid formulation present in a second chamber, and the lipid formulation present in a third chamber also are disclosed.

An oxidatively stable comestible that includes a comestible base containing an oil, an acidulant, and optionally an egg yolk or an egg yolk substitute, and up to 750 ppm of tannic acid blended into the comestible base, based on a total weight of the oxidatively stable comestible. A method of preparing the oxidatively stable comestible involving blending the tannic acid into an aqueous phase comprising the egg yolk or the egg yolk substitute to form a treated aqueous phase, adding the acidulant to the treated aqueous phase to form an acidified aqueous phase, and adding an oil phase comprising the oil into the acidified aqueous phase and blending.

An oxidatively stable comestible that includes a comestible base containing an oil, an acidulant, and optionally an egg yolk or an egg yolk substitute, and up to 750 ppm of tannic acid blended into the comestible base, based on a total weight of the oxidatively stable comestible. A method of preparing the oxidatively stable comestible involving blending the tannic acid into an aqueous phase comprising the egg yolk or the egg yolk substitute to form a treated aqueous phase, adding the acidulant to the treated aqueous phase to form an acidified aqueous phase, and adding an oil phase comprising the oil into the acidified aqueous phase and blending.