Commercially processed orange juice products having a more hand-squeezed character
CA 1332535 C · Owner: Rich, Thomas Floyd · Inventors: Swaine, Robert Leslie, Jr.; Strobel, Rudolph Gottfried Karl; Rich, Thomas Floyd
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Commercially processed orange juice products including, frozen orange juice concentrates which are closer to hand-, squeezed orange juice in character are disclosed. At single-strength, these products have a viscosity of about 7 centipoise or less (at 8°C) and a titratable oil content of about 0.015% or less. These products are further characterized by an orange aroma and flavor component which has a higher ratio of certain desirable "fresh" and "orangey" compounds, relative to certain less desirable orange compounds, when compared to current commercial orange juice products prepared from orange juice concentrate.
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- Granted October 18, 1994. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 18, 2011.
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