Patent classifications
A23V2250/642
Chewing gums and methods for their preparation
An improved coated chewing gums and methods for their preparation.
Lysolecithin compositions and their use
A method of preparing a lysolecithin composition. The method includes the steps of (a) providing a lecithin mixture including a lecithin, water, and ethanol, (b) adding phospholipase A1 or A2 to the lecithin mixture; and (c) allowing an enzymatic reaction to occur so that at least 70% of the phospholipids in the lecithin are converted to lysophospholipids to obtain the lysolecithin composition. Also disclosed are a lysolecithin composition thus prepared, a flavor emulsion prepared from the lysolecithin composition, and a liquid beverage or liquid beverage concentrate containing the lysolecithin composition.
Cannabinoid chewing gum with polyvinyl acetate elastomer plasticizers
The present invention relates to a chewing gum for mucosal delivery of cannabinoids, the chewing gum being formulated as an extruded chewing gum including water-soluble chewing gum ingredients mixed into water-insoluble gum base, wherein the gum base has one or more natural resins in an amount of 10-40% by weight of the gum base, one or more elastomers in an amount of 3-30% by weight of the gum base, and one or more elastomer plasticizers in an amount of 8-50% by weight of the gum base, and wherein the one or more elastomer plasticizers includes one or more polyvinyl acetate elastomer plasticizers in an amount of 8-50% by weight of the gum base, and wherein the chewing gum has one or more cannabinoids.
Emulsion
The invention relates to an orally administrable chewable composition in unit dosage form comprising an oil-in-water emulsion in which the aqueous phase is gelled and in which the oil phase comprises a physiologically tolerable unsaturated fatty acid ester.
Emulsion
The invention relates to an orally administrable chewable composition in unit dosage form comprising an oil-in-water emulsion in which the aqueous phase is gelled and in which the oil phase comprises a physiologically tolerable unsaturated fatty acid ester.
SOLUBILIZATION OF POORLY SOLUBLE COOLING SUBSTANCES
The present invention relates to a cooling composition for producing cooling particles comprising a solvent component and dissolved therein (1R,2S,5R)-N-(4-methoxyphenyl)-5-methyl-2-(1-methylethyl)-cyclohexane-carboxamide. The present invention further relates to cooling particles comprising a cooling composition according to the invention, oral preparations comprising cooling particles, new uses of cooling particles, a process for the production of cooling particles as well as the use of a solvent component for dissolving cooling agents.
SOLUBILIZATION OF POORLY SOLUBLE COOLING SUBSTANCES
The present invention relates to a cooling composition for producing cooling particles comprising a solvent component and dissolved therein (1R,2S,5R)-N-(4-methoxyphenyl)-5-methyl-2-(1-methylethyl)-cyclohexane-carboxamide. The present invention further relates to cooling particles comprising a cooling composition according to the invention, oral preparations comprising cooling particles, new uses of cooling particles, a process for the production of cooling particles as well as the use of a solvent component for dissolving cooling agents.
TABLETS CONTAINING POLYPHOSPHATES
Disclosed is a confectionery product containing micronised polyphosphates. The products according to the invention have tooth-whitening properties and good palatability.
TABLETS CONTAINING POLYPHOSPHATES
Disclosed is a confectionery product containing micronised polyphosphates. The products according to the invention have tooth-whitening properties and good palatability.
MOLDED CONFECTIONERY PRODUCTS AND METHODS OF MAKING SAME
A method is provided for making a molten, deposited confectionery product, such as a chewing gum product. In an embodiment of the method for making a chewing gum product, one or more sugar alcohols are blended and melted before adding gum base and other ingredients. The process allows depositing at cooler temperatures than previously believed possible, which simplifies safe processing and protects product quality. In cases where the product is deposited in molds which are part of the packaging, the lower depositing temperatures allow greater flexibility in packaging materials and processes than when the sugar alcohols and other ingredients such as gum base are melted together. A product of the method also is provided.