Acidic proteinaceous beverage
CA 1094869 A · Owner: General Foods, Limited · Inventors: Myers, Chester D.; Maurice, Terrence J.; Murray, E. Donald
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Protein fortification of acidic beverages in significant quantities is achieved without an excessive increase in viscosity and without the necessity of stabilizing additives and emulsifiers. The compositions in ready-to-drink dilute form have a pH of less than about 3.7 and exhibit a stability against protein separation at room and refrigeration temperatures preferably with con-, centration of dispersed protein of up to about 7% w/v. The protein fortification is achieved using protein micellar masses obtained from a suitable protein source such as, a plant protein. The fortified composition may be formulated in dry form, for later dispersement in water to form the dilute ready-to-drink …
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- Granted February 3, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 3, 1998.
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