Self-foaming soluble beverage powder
AssigneeNestec S.A.
InventorMichael Fritz
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InventorMichael Fritz
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The invention relates to a soluble coffee beverage powder, which, upon the addition of water, is capable of forming a coffee beverage having a foamed upper surface. The soluble coffee beverage powder includes a soluble gas containing matrix comprising soluble coffee solids and a soluble filler, with the soluble filler constituting at least about 35% by weight of the dry matter of the matrix in order to increase the volume of the soluble coffee beverage powder incorporating gas. A particular preferred filler is an oligofructose that has a good solubility and which positively influences on the taste of the prepared coffee beverage. The invention also relates a soluble coffee beverage powder providing a black foamed coffee. The invention also provides a process for preparing such a soluble coffee beverage powder.
A soluble coffee beverage powder which, upon the addition of water, is capable of forming a coffee beverage having a foamed upper surface, the soluble coffee beverage powder comprising a soluble gas containing matrix comprising soluble coffee solids and a soluble filler, the soluble filler constituting at least about 35% by weight of the dry matter of the matrix in order to increase the volume of the soluble coffee beverage powder incorporating gas.
A soluble coffee beverage powder comprising a soluble matrix comprising soluble coffee solids and a soluble filler, which soluble matrix comprises gas for foaming wherein the soluble filler is effective to increase the gas incorporation volume of the matrix and the soluble coffee beverage powder, upon the addition of water, is capable of forming a black coffee beverage having a foamed upper surface.
A process providing a soluble coffee beverage powder which, upon the addition of water, is capable of forming a coffee beverage having a foamed upper surface, which comprises the steps of:
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