Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Building up units from diverse edible particulate material...
Patent
1979-12-21
1982-01-12
Bashore, S. Leon
Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products
Building up units from diverse edible particulate material...
426561, 426563, 426656, 426453, 426456, 426512, A23L 109, A23L 130, A23L 238
Patent
active
043105602
ABSTRACT:
A method of producing a porous pelletized food product.
A mixture of finely divided, particulate edible materials, including at least one material which acquires surface stickiness when moistened and a chemical leavening system is contacted with a spray of water and formed into pellets on a pelletizing disc. The moist pellets are contacted with a stream of hot air to effect reaction of the components of the leavening system with the release of carbon dioxide gas to provide the pellets with a porous cellular structure, and to dry the pellets. The resulting dried pellets have a crisp, crunchy, friable texture, and sufficient mechanical strength to permit the pellets to be compacted at a pressure of 500-750 psi without crumbling or disintegration of the pellets. If desired, the pellets may be coated with an edible fat having a relatively high melting point to produce porous, non-hydrating food pellets. The porous pellets, with or without the fat coating are combined with one or more proteinaceous materials and a binder, and compressed into a compact, cohesive food bar.
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Doster Robert C.
Nelson Sharon L.
Alvo Steve
Bashore S. Leon
Carnation Company
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