Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Addition of dye or pigment – including optical brightener
Patent
1991-03-27
1994-03-08
Czaja, Donald E.
Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products
Addition of dye or pigment, including optical brightener
426271, 426431, 426540, 426652, 426655, A23L 103
Patent
active
052925412
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a process for producing a liquid product for coloring and flavoring a foodstuff by pyrolyzing sugars and starches. The liquid product is useful for imparting a brown smoked color to a foodstuff without adding undesired strong smoked flavors to the foodstuff.
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Stradal John A.
Underwood Gary L.
Czaja Donald E.
Red Arrow Products Company Inc.
Weier Anthony
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