The present disclosure shows a particulate processed product of tea with quick dispersibility in water and a method for manufacturing a particulate processed product of tea. The processed product of tea comprises 20% by weight or less of fine powders having a particle diameter of 75 μm or less based on the total weight of the tea particles. The manufacturing method comprises the step of manufacturing tea particles using a fluid-bed rotor granulator having a rotor disc. The processed product of tea has quick wettability and dispersibility in water and thus is easy to drink. Also, the processed product of tea has a low angle of repose and thus has excellent flowability, so that it is easy to pack and use.

The present disclosure shows a particulate processed product of tea with quick dispersibility in water and a method for manufacturing a particulate processed product of tea. The processed product of tea comprises 20% by weight or less of fine powders having a particle diameter of 75 μm or less based on the total weight of the tea particles. The manufacturing method comprises the step of manufacturing tea particles using a fluid-bed rotor granulator having a rotor disc. The processed product of tea has quick wettability and dispersibility in water and thus is easy to drink. Also, the processed product of tea has a low angle of repose and thus has excellent flowability, so that it is easy to pack and use.

A solid beverage composition has disintegration properties such that the composition is readily soluble or dispersible in hot water or hot milk to produce a beverage. This is achieved by compressing a powdered extract of an edible material and controlling the compression force, in conjunction with the use of an edible oil as the sole binder. In addition, the particle sizes of the powdered extract can be controlled to optimize the flow properties of the powder in order to aid the compression process.

A solid beverage composition has disintegration properties such that the composition is readily soluble or dispersible in hot water or hot milk to produce a beverage. This is achieved by compressing a powdered extract of an edible material and controlling the compression force, in conjunction with the use of an edible oil as the sole binder. In addition, the particle sizes of the powdered extract can be controlled to optimize the flow properties of the powder in order to aid the compression process.

A method for coating a powder compact, in particular for producing a capsule containing powdered beverages, comprises the following steps: i) Providing a powder compact of a powder containing at least one polysaccharide, ii) Providing a container having a container wall of a perforated material enclosing a cavity, the container having an inlet opening for introducing coating liquid into the cavity, iii) placing the powder compact in the cavity of the container, the powder compact being smaller than the volume of the cavity, (iv) introducing a coating liquid containing a coating material into the cavity via the inlet port, v) immersing the container filled with the powder compact and the coating material in a hardener liquid containing a hardener compound, the viscosity of the hardener liquid being lower than the viscosity of the coating liquid, and vi) Removal of the container from the hardener liquid and removal of the coated powder compact from the container.

A method for coating a powder compact, in particular for producing a capsule containing powdered beverages, comprises the following steps: i) Providing a powder compact of a powder containing at least one polysaccharide, ii) Providing a container having a container wall of a perforated material enclosing a cavity, the container having an inlet opening for introducing coating liquid into the cavity, iii) placing the powder compact in the cavity of the container, the powder compact being smaller than the volume of the cavity, (iv) introducing a coating liquid containing a coating material into the cavity via the inlet port, v) immersing the container filled with the powder compact and the coating material in a hardener liquid containing a hardener compound, the viscosity of the hardener liquid being lower than the viscosity of the coating liquid, and vi) Removal of the container from the hardener liquid and removal of the coated powder compact from the container.

Compostable capsule for preparing a beverage, in particular a hot beverage, comprising a core material of a bulk material, in particular selected from the group consisting of coffee powder, tea, cocoa, drinking chocolate, milk powder, instant coffee and dry soup and combinations thereof, and a cladding material encasing the core material, wherein the cladding material is a compostable, non-crosslinked polysaccharide.

An object of the present invention is to provide a solid composition that provides floral aroma when added to a medium such as water. The solid composition comprises linalool, geraniol, and 2-methylbutanal, and has a weight ratio of 2-methylbutanal content to total linalool and geraniol content which is adjusted to be in the range of from 0.015 to 0.215.

An object of the present invention is to provide a solid composition that provides floral aroma when added to a medium such as water. The solid composition comprises linalool, geraniol, and 2-methylbutanal, and has a weight ratio of 2-methylbutanal content to total linalool and geraniol content which is adjusted to be in the range of from 0.015 to 0.215.

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of tea processing, and discloses a method for processing dried-tangerine-peel Qingzhuan tea, including: weighing tea raw materials accurately according to a weight of a dried-tangerine-peel green tea brick; mixing raw material tea leaves and dried tangerine peels evenly, and steaming a mixture with a steamer; pressing the mixture into a tea-brick mold, covering with an aluminum cover plate and a corner iron fin immediately, and pressing compactly under a pressure machine; cooling to shape a pressed tea brick, and then removing the tea brick that is cooled and shaped; feeding the removed tea bricks to a drying room, arranging the tea bricks orderly on a drying rack at regular intervals for drying treatment, stop heating after the drying treatment is finished, opening a window for cooling, taking the tea bricks out of the dry room, and then packaging.