A bitter taste inhibitor according to the present disclosure contains isobutyl angelate as an active and a given solvent or a given excipient.

A moringa extract containing a benzyl glucosinolate in a content of 6% by mass or more, calculated as a dry solid content of the extract, wherein the extract does not substantially contain an alkaloid. The moringa extract of the present invention for solving a first aspect is useful in the field of foodstuff or the like. Also, the PPAR activator of the present invention for solving a second aspect has excellent PPAR activation action, and has no disadvantages in side effects, so that it can be ingested for long term, which can be preferably used in foodstuff and the like. Therefore, the PPAR activator of the present invention for solving a second aspect can be expected to be used as a food, a supplement or a medicament not only for prevention of disease such as insulin resistance, hyperinsulinism, Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, arterial sclerosis and obesity, but also for fatigue recovery or endurance improvement by improving basal metabolism. In addition, a benzyl glucosinolate-containing composition for solving a third aspect is useful in the field of foodstuff or the like.

A process for preparing a liquid food product comprising obtaining an oat flour by milling peeled oat grain; mixing the oat flour with water to obtain mixture B; adding at least one glycosidase and heating to a maximum of 80? C., obtaining mixture C comprising a liquid portion containing particles in suspension and a precipitating portion; lowering the temperature of mixture C to a maximum of 30? C. and adding a combination of at least a protease, a deamidase and a transglutaminase to obtain mixture D; incubating mixture D; and separation of the liquid portion and the precipitating portion of mixture D; or separation of the liquid portion and the precipitating portion of mixture C; lowering the temperature of the liquid portion to a maximum of 2? C. and adding at least a protease, a deamidase and a transglutaminase to obtain liquid portion D; and incubating liquid portion D.

A process for preparing a liquid food product comprising obtaining an oat flour by milling peeled oat grain; mixing the oat flour with water to obtain mixture B; adding at least one glycosidase and heating to a maximum of 80? C., obtaining mixture C comprising a liquid portion containing particles in suspension and a precipitating portion; lowering the temperature of mixture C to a maximum of 30? C. and adding a combination of at least a protease, a deamidase and a transglutaminase to obtain mixture D; incubating mixture D; and separation of the liquid portion and the precipitating portion of mixture D; or separation of the liquid portion and the precipitating portion of mixture C; lowering the temperature of the liquid portion to a maximum of 2? C. and adding at least a protease, a deamidase and a transglutaminase to obtain liquid portion D; and incubating liquid portion D.

The invention provides a method for enhancing flavour profile of beverages comprising increasing perceptibility of sweetness, increasing acidity, and decreasing astringent taste in beverages, increasing perceptibility of floral and spice notes by adding an effective flavour enhancing amount of water-soluble Palm Fruit Bioactive complex (wsPFBc/OPP) or their extracts into a beverage is disclosed a composition comprising a beverage and oil palm phenolics (OPP) or their extracts such that the OPP or their extracts modify or alter the fragrance and flavour of the beverage.

A dissolving flavor candy for use in a hot drink includes a candy portion and a handle portion. The candy portion is designed or formed into a singular solid substance for easy packaging and transportation. The candy portion may include one or more additives either mixed or layered within itself to alter any of the taste, health, and pleasurability of the hot drink. The additives may be used to provide options for various flavor profiles as the candy portion is dissolved into the hot drink. The handle portion is coupled to the candy portion to aid in handling of the candy portion and manipulation thereof.

A method of making a coffee flavor soluble granule, including the combining of spray-dried coffee flavor with Maillard process flavor and caramel sugar to form a fine powder, suspending this powder in a fluidized bed and spraying it with a aqueous saccharide binder solution. The product provides both the flavor and appearance of coffee, at considerably lower cost, and it can be used in any application in which coffee flavor is desired.

A method of making a coffee flavor soluble granule, including the combining of spray-dried coffee flavor with Maillard process flavor and caramel sugar to form a fine powder, suspending this powder in a fluidized bed and spraying it with a aqueous saccharide binder solution. The product provides both the flavor and appearance of coffee, at considerably lower cost, and it can be used in any application in which coffee flavor is desired.

A product having an internal substance protected by a rugged exterior shell is disclosed. The internal substance is reactive with the exterior shell but is separated therefrom by a coating on an interior surface of the external shell so that the product can be stored for a long period of time without the internal substance reacting with the exterior shell. The coating is meltable so that, when desired, the product may be heated (e.g. immersed in hot water or exposed to heat) in order to melt the coating so that the internal substance can react with the external shell so that the internal substance can excrete out of the exterior shell.

A product having an internal substance protected by a rugged exterior shell is disclosed. The internal substance is reactive with the exterior shell but is separated therefrom by a coating on an interior surface of the external shell so that the product can be stored for a long period of time without the internal substance reacting with the exterior shell. The coating is meltable so that, when desired, the product may be heated (e.g. immersed in hot water or exposed to heat) in order to melt the coating so that the internal substance can react with the external shell so that the internal substance can excrete out of the exterior shell.