Other

Kraft General Foods, Inc.

John S Peluso

Sidney Jacobs

David W Mehnert

R G Krishnamurthy

Anthony M Miller

Stephen P Lombardo

Lynn B Deffenbaugh

Brenda J Rudan

Russell K Moroz

Marguerite L Yang

A low fat, high moisture peanut butter composition containing from 0 to 50% peanut flour having less than about 1% peanut oil and from 0 to about 50% of a fat containing peanut source selected from the group consisting of peanut paste from non-defatted peanuts having about 50% peanut oil and partially defatted peanut paste having from about 12% to about 30% peanut oil. The peanut flour and peanut paste are present in the composition at a level sufficient to provide from about 10% to about 24% of peanut protein. The composition also optionally includes from 0 to about 10% of a protein source selected from the group consisting of whey protein isolate, peanut protein isolate and whey protein concentrate. The peanut butter composition has from about 23% to about 40% moisture. The peanut butter composition also includes a humectant and emulsifier system comprising sorbitol, lecithin, glycerine, sodium stearoyl lactylate, xanthan gum and may optionally include polyphosphate. The humectant and emulsifier system is present at a level sufficient to provide a water activity (Aw) of less than about 0.91. The peanut butter composition has from about 1% to about 25% of vegetable oil, preferably peanut oil.

Reduced fat peanut butter product and method of making

An electroluminescent display is fabricated from an electroluminescent panel having an electroluminescent material coated on a substrate and a transparent conductor covering the electroluminescent material. The transparent conductor is masked according to the desired display format and unmasked areas of the transparent conductor are etched away. The masked areas and, therefore, each resulting region of layered electroluminescent material and transparent conductor, is composed of a unitary display segment and lead segment through which electricity is conducted to the display segment. A metallic conductor is applied to selected areas of the substrate on the surface opposite from the electroluminescent material and each region of metallic conductor is composed of a unitary display segment and lead segment through which electricity is conducted to the display segment.

Electroluminescent display and method of making same

An electroluminescent display is fabricated from an electroluminescent panel having an electroluminescent material coated on a substrate and a transparent conductor covering the electroluminescent material. Conductors, disposed on opposite sides of the electroluminescent material, and leads to the conductors which supply electricity to the conductors to excite the electroluminescent material are coated as unitary members on the electroluminescent panel and an adjacent non-conducting carrier strip attached to an edge of the electroluminescent panel.

Growing community of inventors

Marlton, NJ, United States of America

John S Peluso