Solid food, compression-molded food powder product, solid milk, and compression-molded powdered milk product having reduced fracture stress
AssigneeMeiji Co., Ltd.
InventorsKeigo Hanyu, Tetsu Kamiya, Koji Yamamura, Jin Ogiwara
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Abstract
A solid food is a solid food having a solid form obtained by compression molding and hardening a food powder, in which a specific surface area voxel ratio of the solid food is configured such that an average value A from a surface of the solid food to a depth of 2 mm is smaller than an average value C from a depth of 4 mm from the surface of the solid food to a depth of 6 mm, and a rate of decrease (C−A)/C×100 of the specific surface area voxel ratio obtained by dividing a difference (C−A) between the average value C and the average value A by the average value C is 9.5% or less.
Claims6
A solid milk having a solid form obtained by compression molding a powdered milk,
- wherein a fracture stress of the solid milk is 0.068 N/mm2 or more and 0.739 N/mm2 or less,
- a specific surface area voxel ratio of the solid milk is configured such that an average value A from an outer surface of the solid milk to a depth of 2 mm is more than 0.353 and less than 0.391, and
- an average value C from a depth of 4 mm from the outer surface of the solid milk to a depth of 6 mm is more than 0.390 and less than 0.444 and is larger than the average value A.
A compression molded body of a powdered milk having a solid form obtained by compression molding a powdered milk,
- wherein a fracture stress of the compression molded body of the powdered milk is 0.014 N/mm2 or more and 0.068 N/mm2 or less,
- a specific surface area voxel ratio of the compression molded body of the powdered milk is configured such that an average value A from an outer surface of the compression molded body of the powdered milk to a depth of 2 mm is more than 0.406 and less than 0.420, and
- an average value C from a depth of 4 mm from the outer surface of the compression molded body of the powdered milk to a depth of 6 mm is more than 0.414 and less than 0.434 and is larger than the average value A.
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