The present invention relates to a method of producing a stacked, sliced food analogue. The invention finds utility in the field of food production, in particular in the field of production of plant-based food analogues, and specifically plant-based cheese analogues.

Provided are debittered chickpea based protein concentrates, methods of manufacturing thereof and food products comprising the protein concentrates.

Non-dairy cheese analogs and/or semi-soft non-dairy analogs that are derived substantially from or wholly from non-animal sources and have, among other things, improved cohesiveness, compressibility characteristics and/or rupture characteristics. Certain exemplary embodiments are directed to formulations that may be used to produce non-dairy analogs as well as non-dairy cheese analogs comprising high acyl gellan gum. Also provided are processes for production of such non-dairy cheese analogs and formulations.

The technology disclosed in this specification pertains to high protein analog cheese and methods of making such analog cheese. More specifically, such analog cheese comprises a crosslinked plant protein and may have a hardness of greater than 3,000 g without adding gums, fibers, or starches. As described in this specification are analog cheese masses useful for making an analog cheese.

Provided are a lactic acid bacterium for a lactic acid bacterium-fermented soybean foodstuff, which takes a short fermentation time even when applied to a soybean raw material and has a wide optimal temperature range, and hence can cause curdling in a short period of time even at low temperature, thus being extremely suited for fermentation of the soybean raw material, a lactic acid bacterium-fermented soybean foodstuff comprising the lactic acid bacterium, and a production method for a lactic acid bacterium-fermented soybean foodstuff. The lactic acid bacterium-fermented soybean foodstuff comprises a lactic acid bacterium belonging to Streptococcus thermophilus and having an accession number of NITE BP-02207. The lactic acid bacterium-fermented soybean foodstuff of the present invention is preferably a soybean yogurt lactic acid bacterium-fermented soybean foodstuff.

Provided is a method for producing a vegetable fresh cheese-like food product which is free from dairy products, has a natural, fresh cheese-like dairy flavor and body, and has excellent spreadability and squeezability as a confectionery material. The pH of an emulsified oil composition which contains a soybean emulsified composition containing a specific protein and lipid, a specific soybean protein material having a reduced content of a lipophilic protein among soybean proteins, and a protein coagulant is adjusted to a pH of 5.5-6.3 using lactic acid fermentation and/or an organic acid.

The present invention addresses the problem of providing a method for producing a vegetable cheese-like food product which exhibits suitability for a shaping process, such as shredding, and which has natural cheese-like meltiness (melting and oil-release when heated) and a milky flavor similar to that of natural cheese. This vegetable cheese-like food product is obtained by adjusting, through organic acid fermentation and/or lactic acid fermentation, the pH of an emulsified oil or fat composition to 3.5-5.7, said composition including a specific soybean protein, an acid-treated starch, and an oil or fat in which the solid fat content (SFC) account for at least 45% at 10 C. and at least 20% at 20 C.

The present application relates to tofu comprising soy, allulose and a coagulant. The present application also relates to a method for manufacturing tofu using allulose.

The present invention concerns the field of food technology. The invention relates to an edible plant-based food product, particularly non-dairy cheese, which is suitable as a dairy-alternative product, a process for the manufacture thereof and uses related thereto.

The invention relates to a composition comprising rapeseed protein, a vegetable oil, starch and water wherein the composition has a pH from 3-5.5, and to a method for the preparation of a fresh cheese analogue.