Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Building up units from diverse edible particulate material...
Patent
1986-03-06
1988-05-03
Jones, Raymond N.
Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products
Building up units from diverse edible particulate material...
426548, 426453, A23L 1236
Patent
active
047419105
ABSTRACT:
This invention is a method for making agglomerated bits. The agglomerated bits are made by mixing aspartame and a bulking agent, desirably maltodextrin, with starch and a gum. Flavorings and dispersing agents can be added to this blend. Upon mixing of this blend, a vegetable oil and water mixture is added to the dry ingredients with mixing which causes agglomeration to occur. Following agglomeration, the agglomerated bits are dried and sifted through a screen. The agglomerated bits are suitable for use in home-cooked grain cereals and other foods.
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Karwowski Jan
Magliacano Anna M.
Jones Raymond N.
Kornutik Richard
Nabisco Brands Inc.
Paden Carolyn
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