The present disclosure relates to delivery systems. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a process for releasing an active ingredient including a step of contacting a powdered composition with a medium having a pH≤7. The powdered composition includes granules made of a water soluble polymer matrix, an oil phase dispersed in said matrix and carbonate particles. Consumer products such as an antiperspirant or deodorant composition or a powder soft drink beverage composition including the powdered composition are also object of the present disclosure.

The present disclosure relates to delivery systems. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a process for releasing an active ingredient including a step of contacting a powdered composition with a medium having a pH≤7. The powdered composition includes granules made of a water soluble polymer matrix, an oil phase dispersed in said matrix and carbonate particles. Consumer products such as an antiperspirant or deodorant composition or a powder soft drink beverage composition including the powdered composition are also object of the present disclosure.

Methods and compositions to produce non-alcoholic beverages that mimic the oral chemesthetic sensations of alcoholic spirits and liqueurs are disclosed. Compositions and combinations are disclosed to produce a beverage that delivers a heating sensation or “burn” similar to alcoholic spirits and liqueurs as well as provide the perception of viscosity, cooling, and aftertaste. Variations of flavoring components for producing different beverages are disclosed in different embodiments.

Methods and compositions to produce non-alcoholic beverages that mimic the oral chemesthetic sensations of alcoholic spirits and liqueurs are disclosed. Compositions and combinations are disclosed to produce a beverage that delivers a heating sensation or “burn” similar to alcoholic spirits and liqueurs as well as provide the perception of viscosity, cooling, and aftertaste. Variations of flavoring components for producing different beverages are disclosed in different embodiments.

A method for preparing a liquid dietary supplement includes extracting kavalactones from a Kava plant, heating water to approximately 160° Fahrenheit, and mixing kavalactones with sugar in a 1:2 ration creating a Kava/sugar mixture. The method also includes pouring Kava/sugar and heated water into a mixer, mixing, for approximately twenty (20) minutes, and pumping mixed Kava/sugar through a filter bag generating a slurry. Further the method includes adding the slurry to water heated to 55° Fahrenheit and agitating the slurry and the water heated to 55° with a mixer.

A method for preparing a liquid dietary supplement includes extracting kavalactones from a Kava plant, heating water to approximately 160° Fahrenheit, and mixing kavalactones with sugar in a 1:2 ration creating a Kava/sugar mixture. The method also includes pouring Kava/sugar and heated water into a mixer, mixing, for approximately twenty (20) minutes, and pumping mixed Kava/sugar through a filter bag generating a slurry. Further the method includes adding the slurry to water heated to 55° Fahrenheit and agitating the slurry and the water heated to 55° with a mixer.

Consumables comprising cyclamate and a steviol glycoside sweetener or mogroside sweetener are provided herein, wherein cyclamate, when present in an amount at or below its sweetness recognition threshold concentration, enhances the sweetness of and, optionally, improves the sweetness profile the sweetener, thereby providing a consumable that tastes more like a sucrose-sweetened consumable. Methods of enhancing the sweetness of a consumable, methods of making a consumable taste more like a sucrose-sweetened consumable and methods of preparing consumables are also detailed herein.

Consumables comprising cyclamate and a steviol glycoside sweetener or mogroside sweetener are provided herein, wherein cyclamate, when present in an amount at or below its sweetness recognition threshold concentration, enhances the sweetness of and, optionally, improves the sweetness profile the sweetener, thereby providing a consumable that tastes more like a sucrose-sweetened consumable. Methods of enhancing the sweetness of a consumable, methods of making a consumable taste more like a sucrose-sweetened consumable and methods of preparing consumables are also detailed herein.

The present invention aims at providing packed beverages in which the effect of rosmarinic acid for suppressing the fading of dyes is maintained and yet any undesirable flavor that is characteristic of rosemary extracts as exemplified by their undesirable smell or aftertaste is suppressed. To this end, the contents of cineole and camphor are reduced.

In a method of making a beverage, a plurality of beverage containers is placed onto a conveyor. A first phase including a base salt is dispensed into each one of the plurality of beverage containers. An acidic phase is dispensed into each one of the plurality of beverage containers. At least one of the first phase and the acidic phase includes water. At a third location on the conveyor that is spaced apart from both the first location and the second location, each one of the plurality of beverage containers is sealed individually with a substantially airtight seal at a predetermined amount of time after both the first phase and the acidic phase have been dispensed therein so that the first phase reacts with the second phase to carbonate the beverage therein with a predetermined amount of carbonation.