Nestec S.a.

Jean-Jacques Desjardins

Pierre Dupart

Ernst Heck

Osvaldo La Geromini

Robert D Wood

Jean Horisberger

Philippe Duby

Roman Deutsch

Lars Broberg

Ernst Hartmut Reimerdes

Joseph Burri

Martine Daenzer-Alloncle

Dhan Pal Sirohi

Birgit Sievert

Sylke Neidlinger

Ulrich Zurcher

Gilbert Geoffroy

A process for manufacturing the ready-to-eat food bar. The ready-to-eat food bar produced by the present process includes agglomerated particles of one or more cereal bases is provided. The cereal bases include primarily amalyceous materials and optionally milk solids. The agglomerated particles are coated with a binder which includes sugars, milk solids, humectants or fat and optionally milk solids.

Process of making food bar

A ready-to-eat, nutritionally valuable food bar containing an extruded mixture of (a) agglomerated particles or flakes of at least one cooked-extruded base made of amylaceous materials and milk solids and (b) a binder made of sugar, milk solids and a binding agent, wherein the extruded mixture has the shape of a bar. Also, a process for manufacturing a ready-to-eat food bar by preparing a dry mixture of particles or flakes of at least one cooked-extruded base containing amylaceous materials and milk solids; mixing the dry mixture with a binder made of sugar, milk solids and a binding agent; and forming the mass obtained into a bar shape.

Cereal bar and method of making

Breadcrumbs for coating a food are prepared by extrusion-cooking ingredients of a ground cereal, a reducing sugar, a fat, particularly hydrogentated palm oil, and water to obtain an extruded, cooked product which then is ground to obtain a ground particular which is dried to obtain a dried product. The extrusion-cooking is carried out a temperature of at least 150&deg; C. and under a pressure of at least 45 bar, and the fat is employed in an amount so that the dried product has a fat content of from 7% to 12% by weight. The breadcrumbs, when coated on a food product, enable obtaining a breadcrumb-coated oven-cooked food product similar to an oven-cooked breadcrumb product without frying of the breadcrumbs or the coated product in oil.

Preparation of breading product and breaded foodstuffs for oven-cooking

Edible cups containing an edible filling are prepared by extrusion-cooking ingredients which include a cereal ingredient and extruding an extrusion-cooked product strip, passing the product strip to a heated pressing device for hot-pressing the product strip while it is still thermoplastic to form cavities in the strip which define cup structures in a row and then, incisions are made between the cup structures, a food product filling is introduced into the cup structure cavity and the strip is cut so that filled cups are obtained.

Preparation of edible food product cups containing a filling

Method of preparing an flavoring base, in which a mixture is prepared combining at least water and a starchy starting material, the mixture is liquefied with at least one carbohydrase and it is treated enzymatically with a lipase or a lipoxygenase, and use of the the dried or liquid flavoring base for the manufacture of a food product.

Method for preparing a flavoring base

A process of making a dried, cooked, extrudate cereal and vegetable composition of, in admixture, by weight dry matter, from 2% to 90% vegetable matter, from 8% to 96% gelatinized cereal matter and from 2% to 15% fat and having an apparent density of from 100 g/l to 500 g/l. The composition is prepared by cooking a mixture of, by weight, from 9 to 110 parts cereal, from 7 to 300 parts vegetable puree, from 2 to 15 parts fat and which has a water content of between more than 23% and less than 70% in an extruder and prior to extrusion of the cooked product from the extruder, allowing steam to escape from the mixture and extruder so that an extrudate product extruded from the extruder has a water content of from 15% to 23%, and then, the extrudate product is cut and dried.

Instant product of cereal in admixture with vegetable matter

Preparation of food extrudate which floats during rehydration

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Denges, Switzerland

Jean-Jacques Desjardins