Method for heat prepackaged food products using microwaves in a

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219 1055A, 219 1055E, 99451, 422 21, 426521, H05B 664

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049994719

ABSTRACT:
In order to stabilize pre-packaged food products and simultanously sanitize the packages, the packages are treated with microwaves in a first processing zone in an atmosphere where hot air is maintained at a superatmospheric pressure. The hot hair is thermostat-regulated at a temperature slightly above that which has been set for stabilizing the food products. The packages are then transferred to a second processing zone maintained at the temperature and pressure of the first zone but free of microwaves. The packages are then transferred to a cooling zone for cooling at a predetermined cooling temperature at superatmospheric pressure. The hot and cold air in the heating and cooling zones are kept in constant motion.

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