Method for dispensing a semi-frozen comestible

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Contacting food in liquid or solid state with exteriorly... – Applied material contains nitrogen compound or contains...

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426524, 426565, 426567, 62 69, A23G 920, A23G 916, A23G 928

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ABSTRACT:
A process is provided in which a regulated flow of water is refrigerated, and a source of concentrated orange juice at atmospheric pressure is also refrigerated and is metered and combined with the water under pressure in a refrigerated blending and storage device along with nitrous oxide gas, and the resulting mixture is transferred to a separate freezing chamber where water is frozen from the mixture as pure ice. The mixture is dispensed from the freezing chamber to atmospheric pressure so that the nitrous oxide gas breaks out of the semi-frozen produce to render it fluffy.

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