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Edible Utensil and Method of Producing The Same

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A composition and method for producing edible utensils is disclosed, more specifically to replace frozen dessert utensils currently used for confections.

ENCAPSULATION COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING OF SPICES, HERBS, FRUIT, AND VEGETABLE POWDERS

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A dense solid particulate encapsulation compositions comprising above 40% and up to 100% spices, herbs, fruit and vegetable powders in the encapsulating matrix are disclosed. The encapsulation of encapsulants including flavors, fragrances, medications, nutritional supplements, and vitamins, all in the range from 0.1% to 20% by weight of the encapsulation composition is described. Also disclosed is the process of making of the encapsulation compositions. The target applications of the encapsulated compositions are also described.

Silica Based Salt Solution Delivery System

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Carrier materials and salt delivery compositions that can be useful in the delivery of a salt solution are disclosed, together with methods for the preparation and use thereof.

NANO-CELLULOSE COATINGS TO PREVENT DAMAGE IN FOODSTUFFS

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Disclosed herein are embodiments of a composition for use in forming films or coatings that prevent damage in foodstuffs, including plants, fruits, and vegetables. The disclosed compositions comprise a cellulose nanomaterial and can further comprise a nanoscale mineral compound and one or more additional components. Also disclosed are films or coatings made using the disclosed compositions, as well as methods for making the disclosed compositions and methods for using the disclosed compositions.

PROCESS FOR STORAGE OF RAW VEGETABLES

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The present invention is a process for providing storage of raw fruit and vegetables. The process, essentially at room temperature, comprises whole or a comminuted raw vegetable; a preservative solution; a sealable, flexible plastic container; placing the comminuted raw vegetables and the preservative solution in the container, and sealing the plastic container.

Container Assemblies, Cookies, And Related Designs

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Container assemblies are presented, some of which comprise a container having a wall that includes a window; a top coupled to the wall, the top comprising a removable lid; and a bottom coupled to the wall. In certain embodiments, the assembly may include two sockets coupled to the wall; and a handle coupled to the two sockets such that the handle may move in the sockets. In certain embodiments, the container assembly comprises edible products, and it comprises a sleeve coupled to the container that is configured to hold a financial transaction card. Ornamental designs for container assemblies and edible products, such as cookies, are also disclosed.

SINGLE SERVE BEVERAGE ADDITIVE CARTRIDGE

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Beverage additive cartridges, beverage brewing systems and methods of brewing a beverage whereby a beverage additive cartridge containing an ingredient is used in combination with a beverage brewing cartridge to add the ingredient of the additive cartridge to the brewed fluid flow of the brewing cartridge. The resultant brew is an ingredient-brewed fluid mixture that outflows a brewing machine via an outlet probe.

CONSUMER ORIENTED SYSTEM FOR DELIVERY OF PRODUCT INCLUDING SINGLE-SERVING PACKAGE FOR PRESERVATIVE-FREE FROZEN FRUIT PIECES

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A consumer-oriented method of processing and packaging single serving packages is provided that improves convenience and safety, reduces pathogens and spoilage, and promotes improved dietary intake, while extending frozen shelf life, wherein fruit is processed to create ready-to-eat single serving packages of preservative-free frozen fruit pieces that may be readily consumed without utensils, and which may include a freezing step that significantly extends frozen shelf life beyond that attainable using conventional fruit processing methods.

STRETCHABLE BEVERAGE CARTRIDGES AND METHODS

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Present embodiments generally relate to a single-serve beverage cartridge for use with a single-serve coffee brewer. In some embodiments, the cartridge has a body portion, a first filter element, and a second filter element. The cartridge can include a single serving of coffee or another beverage component or precursor. The cartridge can be formed of a biodegradable and/or compostable material. In some embodiments, at least one of the filters is configured to stretch when pressed by a tamping head, thereby allowing the tamping head to be received in the cartridge to facilitate tamping of the beverage component or precursor.

DISPOSABLE BEVERAGE POD AND APPARATUS FOR MAKING A BEVERAGE

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A disposable beverage pod includes a first compartment containing a beverage concentrate in dry or semi-dry form and a second compartment containing ethanol. An apparatus for making a single serving beverage is operable to receive the disposable beverage pod and mix the contents thereof with water from a water reservoir and optionally pressurized gas from a pressurized gas source to form a single serving beverage.

FLAVOR SHOT CONTAINER SYSTEM

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A system for delivering a liquid dose of food seasoning in one quick motion, including a container with a circular bottom surface, circular walls leading up to a circular top opening, a set of de-stacking lugs on the interior of the bottom surface, a top flat rim, and a lid. The container holds a liquid dose of food seasoning sealed in with the lid, and the container is wrapped in a packaging sleeve indicating the type of liquid flavoring in the container.

ETHYL ALCOHOL EMITTING PACKAGE FOR BAKED GOODS

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The invention relates to a food package comprising a container having moisture barrier properties and containing a product subject to mold growth and further containing stabilized ethyl alcohol emitting composite material.

DEVICE TO MOLD AND COOK A FOOD PRODUCT, METHOD TO OBTAIN SAID FOOD PRODUCT AND FOOD PRODUCT THUS OBTAINED

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A device to mold and cook a food product (50) comprises at least a mold (12) and at least a molding member (16). The mold has a cavity (14) in which to place on each occasion at least the uncooked dough. The cavity (14) is delimited externally by an external perimeter edge (18). The molding member (16) is shaped with a closed profile, has a shape and size mating with those of the external perimeter edge (18), and has a position distanced from the mold (12) and a position coupled with the mold (12) in order to shape and mold the product (50) into the desired final shape.

DELAYED FILL OF BEVERAGE MACHINE HEATER TANK

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A beverage forming method and system in which a heater tank can be filled with liquid to an expansion level after a beverage is formed. The liquid in the heater tank may be heated, causing expansion of the liquid in the tank. Thereafter, a volume of liquid may be delivered to the tank to fill the tank to a liquid delivery level at which the tank is filled to deliver a controlled volume of liquid to form a beverage. No further heating of liquid in the tank may be performed or required after filling to the delivery level since the volume of liquid delivered to fill the tank to the liquid delivery level may be relatively small. Accurate volumes of liquid may be delivered in a way that compensates for any expansion that may occur due to heating.

DOUGH-MIXING CONTROL METHOD AND DEVICE CAPABLE OF DETERMINING DOUGH GLUTEN DEVELOPMENT

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A dough-mixing control device capable of determining dough gluten development is mounted on a dough mixer and has a controller, a power sensor, a temperature sensor, an output module and an operation module. The controller is electrically connected to the power sensor, temperature sensor, output module and operation module. Each parameter and determination condition inputted through the operation module is transmitted to the controller. A dough gluten development determination procedure built in the controller controls temperature and gluten development of mixed dough and performs statistical calculation according to the inputted parameters and determination conditions so as to acquire the optimal gluten development of dough. Accordingly, drawbacks such as high human production cost and unstable dough quality of conventional dough mixing that relies on human experience to determine dough gluten development can be resolved.

BEVERAGE BREWING APPARATUS WITH USER-VARIABLE, FLOW-CONTROLLED HEATING AND BY-PASS DISPENSING OF A LIQUID

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A beverage brewing device includes a pump that delivers water at a controlled rate to a heater via a conduit, and subsequently to a dispensing outlet for brewing a beverage. The heater heats the water to a target temperature designated by a user via a control interface. A thermal sensor measures the temperature of the heated water, and logic circuitry of a controller determines the presence of a deviation relative to a user-designated temperature. If a difference is detected, the controller affects the pump, correspondingly affecting a flow rate of water through the heater, until a water temperature measurement attains the designated temperature. A display device displays water temperature, flow rate, or user-selectable operational settings. Additionally, a bypass conduit having a user-adjustable flow control device diverts a portion of the heated water past a flavoring medium and into a brewed beverage reservoir at a controlled, user-variable flow rate.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MAINTAINING RECIPE RATIOS WHEN MEASURING INGREDIENTS FOR CULINARY COMBINATIONS

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A system and method for assisting a user in assembling a culinary combination according to a recipe. The system comprises a scale and a computing device configured to communicate with the scale. The system displays information regarding ingredients of the recipe and displays a progress of assembling the culinary combination based on the information from the scale. In some embodiments, a bar graph is displayed with a bar proportional to the measured amount of an ingredient of the recipe compared to a target amount for the ingredient. In some embodiments, the system displays a build column of one or more recipe blocks, representing actions or ingredients of the recipe. An active recipe block is displayed with a portion of the recipe block displayed in a different manner in proportion to the measured amount of an ingredient of the recipe compared to a target amount for the ingredient.

HIGH FAT HUMAN MILK PRODUCTS

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The disclosure features a human milk cream composition as well as methods of making a human milk cream composition and using a human milk cream composition. In particular, the disclosure features a method of using a human milk cream composition to raise the caloric content of human milk.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ORDERING AND MANUFACTURING CUSTOM PET FOOD

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Methods and systems for customized pet food are described. Generally, the systems and methods comprises obtaining a pet profile information from a user, which includes at least one of a species, an activity level, a medical history, a breed, a gender, a breeding status, a feeding method, an age, a spayed/neutered status, a snack schedule, a biological sample, a body condition, a dental health, a coat information, a digestive health information and a weight of the pet. The methods and systems may also comprise obtaining a second pet profile information from a user, related to a preference regarding an ingredient, a food form, a flavor, a protein source, a shape and a texture. The methods and systems also may include correlating the first pet profile information and second pet profile information to a stored nutritional information to determine a pre-made pet blend based.

Method for Optimizing an Automated Buttering Process

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A method for producing butter employs a buttering machine having an inlet, a buttering cylinder with a beater operated with a drive power by a beater drive, and an outlet. Supplied cream is separated into butter grains and buttermilk in the buttering cylinder. The method involves measuring or predefining a characteristic value of the cream or the produced butter, detecting an actual value of the current drive power of the beater, determining a setpoint value for the drive power of the beater as a function of the characteristic value, and adjusting the beater drive to this setpoint value.
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