Conagra Foods Rdm, Inc.

Jess C Sweley

Brian M Degner

Catherine M Shapiro

Kenneth Paul Meissbach

Darin Charles Koestring

Todd Preston Yunker

Chloe C Patterson

Meg Harris

Matthew A Junge

Grace J Hwang

John Wallace Smith

Steven Robert Baker

Judy Guo

Adam Mekeel Mack

David C Thomsen

Lynda A Deakin

Prem S Singh

Santiago Prieto

Nicole Sarah Kahn

Lauren Shimek

Gabriel M Trionfi

Sue Lai

Elle Luna

Mark M Kavanagh

Michelle S K Lee

Eleanor D Morgan

Ana T Yuan Chang

Michael Alan Pence

Dorinda Von Stroheim

Todd T S Holscher

Jenny Fan Raj

Kari Ann Brackelsberg Pappas

MaryKay Skrypec

Neil Owen Stevenson

Corey L Berends

Rebecca A Bortolotti

Ryan Fitzgibbon

Stephanie L Bills

Christopher M Branda

Kim M Folta

Raquelle E Hunter

Robert Kim

Pamela A Poulis

Laura Diane Janisse

Jesse Jay Spungin

Krista K McDonald

Katie M Bartholomew

Catherine M Bartholomew

Michelle Sk Lee

Todd Ts Holscher

John W Smith

A pastry filling formulation and pastry food products including the pastry filling formulation are described having a freeze thaw stable thermoreversible gel with other ingredients including, but are not limited to, water, a sweetening agent, and one or more fruit additives (e.g., fruit flavor, fruit coloring, fruit puree, etc.). The freeze thaw stable thermoreversible gel permits the pastry filling to retain water during the thawing process from a frozen state.

Pastry filling formulation and process

Container assemblies can include a first container and a second container, where the second container extends into and is supported by the first container. The first container and the second container can each include a flange around the periphery of an access opening. The flange of the second container is configured to provide support for the second container via engagement with the flange of the first container. In some instances, the second container can extend into and be supported by the first container through engagement of the flange of the second container with the flange of the first container such that a side panel of the first container is not in contact with a corresponding side panel of the second container. The container assembly can also include a lid for retaining the second container in the first container and/or for sealing to the first container and/or the second container.

Container assembly and foldable container system

A multi-component packaging system includes a lower containing assembly, an upper containing assembly, and a cover. The lower containing assembly defines an interior cavity that is adapted to receive a first food component. The upper containing assembly defines an interior that is adapted to receive a second food component. The upper containing assembly is adapted for engagement with the lower containing assembly. The cover is engaged with at least one of the lower containing assembly and the upper containing assembly. The cover includes a passage portion that defines a plurality of apertures.

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Jess C Sweley