Calcium complex and a process ofmaking a food fortified with calcium
Author: Nestec SA (Reddy S., Sher A., Vadehra D.V., Wedral E.R.)
Patent Type: United States Patent 5 928 691 En:en Filing date: 1.5.97 (saan: 504153)
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Abstract: Dairy beveragescan be fortified with calcium salts, but these have a tendency to react with the proteins,causing them to precipitate, which makes the product unattractive. This can be overcome byusing gums, etc., but these increase the viscosity of the beverage, which may not beacceptable. This patent describes a method of fortifying dairy products that overcomesthese problems. A soluble calcium salt, which is preferably calcium lactate, is formedinto a complex with an alkali metal citrate, which is preferably potassium citrate. It canbe used in confectionery, milk beverages, ice cream and juice products.
Bilberry-containing drinks andprocess for producing the same
Author: Fukuoka K.
Patent Type: PCT Patent Application WO 99/33363 Ja:en Priority data: (Japan) (25.12.97) Filing date: 17.12.98 See published patent document for Designated Contracting States. (saan:503690)
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Abstract: Anthocyaninsalts are reported to be effective against eye strain. This patent applicationconcerns the manufacture of bilberry-containing drinks containing anthocyanin salts as themain component. The beverages may also contain sugar, flavourings, vitamins andminerals. The water and the drinks may be subjected to magnetic activation.
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By GlobalDataMethod for producing cold-filteredbeer
Author: Brau-UnionOsterreich AG (Zanker G., Pelz D., Moser G.)
Patent Type: European Patent Application 0 920 489 De:de:en Priority data: (Austria) (13.5.97) Filing date: 13.5.98 See published patent document for Designated Contracting States. WO 98/51776 (19.11.98) (saan: 503219)
Abstract: Beer that hasbeen filtered through freshly cleaned membrane filters containing polyamide tends toproduce excessive foam (gushing), which is thought to be caused by the action of thecalcium ions absorbed by the polyamide from the rinsing water and released into the beer. A method for producing cold-filtered beer using the usual polyamide membrane filtersis disclosed, which reduces the gushing problem. After filtration, the membranefilter is washed and rinsed using an acidic aqueous substance with a pH less than 5.0, orthe rinsing water may be treated to reduce the quantity of calcium ions contained.
Method of making a carambolabeverage
Author: Soyad T.T.
Patent Type: United States Patent 5 928 698 En:en Filing date: 31.3.98 (saan: 504155)
Abstract: Carambola, whichis known as star fruit, has a pleasant taste. However, it has a thick rind that has anunpleasant taste and texture and that is difficult to remove because of the star-likeshape of the fruit. This patent describes a beverage that is made from Averrhoa carambolaand the method for producing it. The whole fruit is macerated to form a slurry and theliquid is then separated and processed. The rind is said to enhance the flavour andpossibly the nutritional value of the extract.
Cooling containers of beverages
Author: Bass plc (Dando W., Lawrence J.)
Patent Type: British Patent Application 2 333 586 En:en Priority data: (UK) (24.1.98) Filing date: 20.1.99 Seepublished patent document for Designated Contracting States. (saan: 502469)
Abstract: The inventionrelates to self-cooling beverage containers such as cans. The cooling means may beprovided as a self-contained cartridge inside the container, but the actuation means maybe outside, with cooling being initiated, for example, when the container is opened. The cooling means comprises a phase-change medium such as water, which is adapted tochange phase in use and extract heat from the beverage. Means such as activated carbon,ammonium nitrate and a polymer may be provided to adsorb or absorb the medium. Themedium may be arranged to vaporize into a vaporization chamber at sub-atmosphericpressure. The cooling means may be combined with a widget to avoid separate mounting of acooling device. The invention can also be applied to kegs and to containers offoodstuffs such as ice cream and yoghurt. It can also be used as a heating system.
