The Procter Gamble Company

New Chapter Inc.

Stephen Richard Cammarn

Rohan Lalith Wimalasena

Matthew John Kaczanowski

Vincent York-Leung Wong

Richard W Lodge

John E Hunter

Dennis R Gage

Bradley Warman

Joshua Ralph Sims

Sheila Momaney Pinkney

A method for fumigatinghusk. The method comprises filling a fumigation chamber withhusk chamber is at least 35% filled with bags ofhusk, fumigating thehusk with at least 40 g/mof methyl bromide for at least 24 hours, and degassing the chamber for at least 6 hours to form fumigatedhusk. The fumigatedhusk comprises less than 50 ppm inorganic bromide residue and the fumigatedhusk does not comprise an insect infestation or a khapra beetle infestation.

Psyllium fumigated with methyl bromide

A method for fumigating psyllium husk. The method comprises filling a fumigation chamber with psyllium husk chamber is at least 35% filled with bags of psyllium husk, fumigating the psyllium husk with at least 40 g/mof methyl bromide for at least 24 hours, and degassing the chamber for at least 6 hours to form fumigated psyllium husk. The fumigated psyllium husk comprises less than 50 ppm inorganic bromide residue and the fumigated psyllium husk does not comprise an insect infestation or a khapra beetle infestation.

The present invention relates to peanut butters wherein at least about 75% by weight of the peanuts used to prepare the peanut butter are unblanched white-skinned peanuts. Such peanut butters contain at least about 1% by weight of peanut skins. Such peanut butters further have acceptable taste and appearance. They are not bitter or bland and do not have a speckled appearance.

Peanut butter made from white-skinned peanuts

Extrusion-cooked snack chips, comprising from about 65% to about 90% by weight of cereal material, from about 10% to about 35% by weight of fat, and from about 0.2% to about 3.0% by weight of water. A process for producing these chips is also disclosed.

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Maineville, OH, United States of America

Stephen Richard Cammarn