Patent classifications
A23L33/22
Composition for treatment of overactive bladder
A nutritional supplement composition for treatment of bladder disorders, in particular, overactive bladder (OAB) includes therapeutically effective amounts of pumpkin seed extract, nitric oxide precursor, vitamin D3, prebiotic fiber, preservative, and stabilizer.
Disintegrated and decompacted cellulose-based vegetable fibre materials use and method for acquisition and production
The invention relates to separated, decompacted, cellulose-based fibres acquired from a vegetable raw material, wherein the separated, decompacted, cellulose-based fibres have an aspect ratio after soaking in water of longitudinal diameter to transverse diameter of 1:1 to 1000:1 and a water-binding capacity of >200 wt. % and a water retention capacity of >50%, and a method for acquiring and producing these separated, decompacted cellulose-based fibres. The purification method involves incubation of the vegetable material with an aqueous decomposition solution containing at least one dissolved amino acid and/or peptide with 2-50 amino acids to decompose the compacted cellulose-based fibres.
Disintegrated and decompacted cellulose-based vegetable fibre materials use and method for acquisition and production
The invention relates to separated, decompacted, cellulose-based fibres acquired from a vegetable raw material, wherein the separated, decompacted, cellulose-based fibres have an aspect ratio after soaking in water of longitudinal diameter to transverse diameter of 1:1 to 1000:1 and a water-binding capacity of >200 wt. % and a water retention capacity of >50%, and a method for acquiring and producing these separated, decompacted cellulose-based fibres. The purification method involves incubation of the vegetable material with an aqueous decomposition solution containing at least one dissolved amino acid and/or peptide with 2-50 amino acids to decompose the compacted cellulose-based fibres.
LIQUID FOOD PRODUCT COMPRISING LIQUID FRACTION OF BREWER'S SPENT GRAIN
The present invention relates to a liquid food product comprising a liquid fraction of a brewer's spent grain and a method of preparing said liquid food product. In particular the liquid food product is prepared from brewer's spent grain where a vegetable or animal material has been added and the mixture subjected to an extraction step to provide an improved taste and mouthfeel.
LIQUID FOOD PRODUCT COMPRISING LIQUID FRACTION OF BREWER'S SPENT GRAIN
The present invention relates to a liquid food product comprising a liquid fraction of a brewer's spent grain and a method of preparing said liquid food product. In particular the liquid food product is prepared from brewer's spent grain where a vegetable or animal material has been added and the mixture subjected to an extraction step to provide an improved taste and mouthfeel.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING PHYSICALLY MODIFIED STARCH
A modified starch exhibits favorable viscosity upon heating and is less likely to decrease in viscosity even by high temperature heating, or has excellent viscosity stability after gelatinization. The modified starch is obtained by preparing a mixture for heat treatment containing starch and a plant-derived dietary fiber or a mushroom-derived dietary fiber and having a specific moisture content, and then dry heating the mixture, wherein the pH at 25° C. when 5 g of the mixture for heat treatment is suspended in 95 ml of water is 5 to 12.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING PHYSICALLY MODIFIED STARCH
A modified starch exhibits favorable viscosity upon heating and is less likely to decrease in viscosity even by high temperature heating, or has excellent viscosity stability after gelatinization. The modified starch is obtained by preparing a mixture for heat treatment containing starch and a plant-derived dietary fiber or a mushroom-derived dietary fiber and having a specific moisture content, and then dry heating the mixture, wherein the pH at 25° C. when 5 g of the mixture for heat treatment is suspended in 95 ml of water is 5 to 12.
Systems and methods using physical energy technology to produce non-dairy protein base and value-added utilization of the co-product
A method for producing a clean-tasting, neutral-color, concentrated, liquid protein base including separating fibrous material from the protein base. The method further includes applying ultrasonication to the protein base at an ulirasonication unit according to ulirasonication settings. The ultrasonication settmgs are adapted to cause acoustic cavitation within the protein base. The method further includes filtering the protein base through one or more membrane filters after separating the fibrous material from the protein base. The method further includes processing the protein base to form a protein ingredient in certain cases, the method further includes processing the separated fibrous material to produce a dietary fiber. Processing the fibrous material includes converting gelatinized starch from the separated fibrous material into resistant starch.
Systems and methods using physical energy technology to produce non-dairy protein base and value-added utilization of the co-product
A method for producing a clean-tasting, neutral-color, concentrated, liquid protein base including separating fibrous material from the protein base. The method further includes applying ultrasonication to the protein base at an ulirasonication unit according to ulirasonication settings. The ultrasonication settmgs are adapted to cause acoustic cavitation within the protein base. The method further includes filtering the protein base through one or more membrane filters after separating the fibrous material from the protein base. The method further includes processing the protein base to form a protein ingredient in certain cases, the method further includes processing the separated fibrous material to produce a dietary fiber. Processing the fibrous material includes converting gelatinized starch from the separated fibrous material into resistant starch.
DRY AQUAFABA BASED EDIBLE PRODUCT AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME
A dry aquafaba based powder is disclosed. The dry aquafaba based powder may include, aquafaba and an additive. The additive may be at least one of: a carbohydrate, a legume protein, legumes starch, legume fibers, maltodextrin, inulin, or a combination thereof. In some embodiments, the aquafaba is produced from a legume. The legume may be at least one of: chickpeas, beans, soybeans, peas, lentils, lupins, and a combination thereof.