Kabushiki Kaisha Ueno Seiyaku Oyo Kenkyujo

Ueno Seiyaku Kabushikikaisha

Kabushiki Kaisha Vend Seiyako Oyo Kenkyujo

501 Ueno Seiyaku Kabushiki Kaisha

Kabushiki Kaisha Veno Seiyako Oyo Kenkyujo

Kabushiki Kaishaveno Seiyakuoyo Kenkyojo

Kabushiki Kaisha Veno Seiyaku Oyo Kenkyo

Toshio Matsuda

Ryuzo Ueno

Shigeo Inamine

Tatsuo Kanayama

Kunihiko Tomiyasu

Yatsuka Fujita

Toshitaka Nakashima

Takeo Shimomura

Munemitsu Yamamoto

Kiyoshi Nagata

Ryoichi Hitotsuya

Itami

The present invention relates to a method of production of frozen surimi not containing polyphosphate additives, in which carbonates and/or bicarbonates in combination with an organic acid salt are added to dehydrated minced fish meat to adjust the pH value to less than 7.5. The obtained surimi and surimi based products have an excellent whiteness and good elasticity (ashi).

Production of frozen surimi

The present invention relates to a method of producing frozen surimi that does not contain a substantial amount of phosphate additives. According to the disclosed method, carbonates and/or bicarbonates in combination with an organic alkaline salt are added to dehydrated minced fish meat to adjust the pH value of the meat to less than 7.5, and the obtained surimi and surimi based products have an excellent whiteness and good elasticity.

The present invention provides a dehydrating reagent which, in the production of frozen ground fish meat, enables the dehydration of fish meat after washing with water and improves the quality of frozen ground fish meat obtained. Such effects are achieved by the combination of magnesium and/or calcium ions and sodium ions.

Process of using a dehydration reagent for washed fish heat

An aqueous sterilizing agent for foods or food processing machines and utensils, comprising an aqueous solution containing about 0.5 to 75% by weight ethanol, an alkali carbonate selected from the group consisting of sodium carbonate and potassium carbonate and a trialkali phosphate selected from the group consisting of trisodium phosphate and tripotassium phosphate wherein the combined amount of the carbonate and phosphate is about 0.5 to 40% by weight; and a method of sterilizing foods or food processing machines and utensils, which comprises contacting the foods or food processing machines and utensils with the above aqueous sterilizing agent.

Aqueous sterilizing agent for foods or food processing machines and

A method for producing a pet food with good storage stability having a water content of 20 to 45% by weight and a pH of 6.0 or below, which comprises admixing granules having a particle diameter of 300 to 1500 microns and comprising as a main ingredient a fine powder of sorbic acid having a particle size (Tyler's mesh) smaller than 250 mesh with starting materials for the pet food to disperse the sorbic acid powder in the form of discrete fine particles uniformly in said starting materials, and heating these materials simultaneously with, or after, the mixing.

Method for production of pet foods

Sorbic acid-containing powder or granules free from scatterability and rapidly soluble in water consisting of 5-90% by weight of finely divided sorbic acid with particle diameter of 50.mu. or less, 10-95% by weight of an easily water-soluble substance which is a solid at normal temperature and 0-2% by weight of hydrophilic surface active agent, characterized by having particle diameter of 300.mu. or more. The above sorbic acid-containing powder or granules can be obtained by drying after making powder or granules having particle diameter of 300.mu. or more from a mixture consisting of finely divided sorbic acid with particle diameter of 50.mu. or less, an easily water-soluble substance which is solid at normal temperature, water and/or an aqueous organic solvent and optionally, a hydrophilic surface active agent, or by making powder or granules having particle diameter of 300.mu. or more from the dry mixture after drying said mixture.

Sorbic acid-containing powder or granules

A process for producing meat cured products having antibotulinal activity, which comprises separately adding to meat ascorbic acid or its salt and/or erythorbic acid or its salt in the form of a powder or aqueous solution and (B) a nitrite salt in the form of a powder or aqueous solution.

Process for producing cured meat products having antibotulinal activity

A process for inhibiting growth of Clostridium botulinum and formation of nitrosamines in pork which comprises separately adding to the pork (A) a liquid or powdery additive composition containing sorbic acid or potassium sorbate and optionally (A') a powdery or liquid additive composition containing at least one of such reducing agents as ascorbic acid or its salts, erythorbic acid or its salts, higher fatty acid esters of ascorbic acid and erythorbic acid, higher acetals of ascorbic acid and erythorbic acid and tocopherols, and (B) a liquid or powdery curing agent containing nitrite.

Process for inhibiting growth of Clostridium botulinum and formation of

An improved method for producing refrigerated flesh of fish, which comprises mixing ground fish flesh with (1) a powdery or granular solid colloid composed of 70 to 99% by weight of a crystallized and stabilized solid sugar alcohol such as sorbitol and 30 to 1% by weight of fine particles of an oil or fat such as colza oil dispersed in the sugar alcohol and (2) a powdery or granular polyphosphate, and refrigerating the mixture. The amounts of additives (1) and (2) are 1 to 10%, and 0.1 to 0.5%, respectively, based on the weight of the ground flesh. Pastes (such as 'kamaboko') of seafood prepared from the refrigerated fish have better whiteness and elasticity than conventional products.

Method for producing refrigerated ground flesh of fish of high elasticity

A process for making bacon having antibotulinal stability, comprising adding to pork, which has been cured with a curing agent so as to contain no more than 30 ppm of nitrite radical (NO.sub.2.sup.-) and not higher than 0.26% of potassium sorbate based on the weight of meat, an aqueous solution of a water-soluble organic acid and/or inorganic acid, and optionally sodium hexametaphosphate, thereby lowering the average pH of the bacon to approximately 6.0 or below.

Process for making bacon having antibotulinal stability

A process for the preparation of botulinal-resistant meat products, which comprises adding to the starting meat sorbic acid or potassium sorbate, glycerol monoester of C.sub.10 - or C.sub.12 -fatty acid, and the minimum amount necessary, for the product's color development, of a nitrous acid compound; or a process for the preparation of botulinal-resistant meat products, which comprises adding to the starting meat sorbic acid or potassium sorbate, glycerol monoester of C.sub.10 - or C.sub.12 - fatty acid and sodium hexametaphosphate; or a process for the preparation of botulinal-resistant meat products, which comprises adding to the starting meat sorbic acid or potassium sorbate, glycerol monoester of C.sub.10 - or C.sub.12 -fatty acid, sodium hexametaphosphate and the minimum necessary amount, for the product's color development, of a nitrous acid compound.

Process for the preparation of botulinal resistant meat products

A food additive composition consisting of a hydrophilic powdery colloidal solid having a particle size smaller than 20 mesh and comprising 60 to 99% of a sugar alcohol or a sugar, 30 to 0.5% of a food-grade surface-active agent and 30 to 0% of an edible oil or fat. The food additive can be prepared by adding a food-grade surface-active agent and an oil or fat to a melt or aqueous solution of a sugar alcohol or a sugar to dissolve them or disperse them in a fine particular form, optionally adding a sugar alcohol or a sugar as a seed crystal, solidifying the solution or dispersion to form a colloidal solid, stabilizing the colloidal solid by crystallization, optionally drying the stabilized solid, and pulverizing it to a particle size smaller than 20 mesh.

Food additive composition and process for preparation thereof

A food additive composition consisting of a hydrophilic powdery colloidal solid having a particle size smaller than 20 mesh and comprising 60 to 99% of a sugar alcohol or a sugar, 30 to 0.5% of a food-grade surface-active agent and 30 to 0% of an edible oil or fat. The food additive can be prepared by adding a food-grade surface-active agent and an oil or fat to a melt or aqueous solution of a sugar alcohol or a sugar to dissolve them or disperse them in a fine particler form, optionally adding a sugar alcohol or a sugar as a seed crystal, solidifying the solution or dispersion to form a colloidal solid, stabilizing the colloidal solid by crystallization, optionally drying the stabilized solid, and pulverizing it to a particle size smaller than 20 mesh.

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Toshio Matsuda