To provide a bilayer-type fermented milk product that is able to maintain a sharp interface between a fermented milk layer and a foodstuff layer without adding a gelling agent, such as low-methoxyl pectin and gelatin, to the fermented milk layer. This fermented milk product has a foodstuff layer formed as an upper layer of a fermented milk layer, wherein: the foodstuff layer has added thereto a low-methoxyl pectin having an esterification degree of less than 50; the fermented milk layer is configured to have a viscosity of 3500 cp or more; and a value obtained by subtracting the Brix value of the fermented milk layer from the Brix value of the foodstuff layer is adjusted to 21 or less.

To provide a bilayer-type fermented milk product that is able to maintain a sharp interface between a fermented milk layer and a foodstuff layer without adding a gelling agent, such as low-methoxyl pectin and gelatin, to the fermented milk layer. This fermented milk product has a foodstuff layer formed as an upper layer of a fermented milk layer, wherein: the foodstuff layer has added thereto a low-methoxyl pectin having an esterification degree of less than 50; the fermented milk layer is configured to have a viscosity of 3500 cp or more; and a value obtained by subtracting the Brix value of the fermented milk layer from the Brix value of the foodstuff layer is adjusted to 21 or less.

A smooth, shelf-stable aseptically thermally processed food product, as well as methods of making same using a shear sensitive thickener, are disclosed.

A smooth, shelf-stable aseptically thermally processed food product, as well as methods of making same using a shear sensitive thickener, are disclosed.

A novel co-fermented food product formed from oats and dairy is described herein. The co-fermented food product includes a grain ingredient, a dairy ingredient, and a bacterial culture. The novel co-fermented food product includes a set of metabolites derived from the co-fermentation of the oat ingredient and the dairy ingredient by the bacterial culture.

A novel co-fermented food product formed from oats and dairy is described herein. The co-fermented food product includes a grain ingredient, a dairy ingredient, and a bacterial culture. The novel co-fermented food product includes a set of metabolites derived from the co-fermentation of the oat ingredient and the dairy ingredient by the bacterial culture.

The invention is about a beverage produced with vitamins, nutritious, filling, probiotic-strong, ready for direct consumption and has been developed to make the liquid beverage more useful, increasing the variety and taste, unlike standard beverage production in the food industry. In particular, the invention; relates to a ready-made liquid beverage that can contain a mixture of yogurt, water, flour, rice, chickpeas, eggs, spinach, parsley and optionally peppermint, dill, coriander and salt.

The invention is about a beverage produced with vitamins, nutritious, filling, probiotic-strong, ready for direct consumption and has been developed to make the liquid beverage more useful, increasing the variety and taste, unlike standard beverage production in the food industry. In particular, the invention; relates to a ready-made liquid beverage that can contain a mixture of yogurt, water, flour, rice, chickpeas, eggs, spinach, parsley and optionally peppermint, dill, coriander and salt.

A smooth, shelf-stable aseptically thermally processed food product, as well as methods of making same using a shear sensitive thickener, are disclosed.

Disclosed is a process for preparing a food product having a gelled layer. The process involves heating a heat-activable gelling composition.