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US 2002/0058102 A1Published application
Festooned laminated candy and methods for making same
AssigneeNestec S.A.
InventorsBrian Makela, Ronald Paul Duffell MacDonald, Christine Zerby
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Abstract
The invention relates to festooned, edible laminated structures that have at least one first fluid material of a sticky or flowable mass interleaved between thin layers of a second fluid material, wherein the first fluid material forms a pattern visible through the second fluid material, which has a visually translucent thickness. Methods of molding such products are also included.
Claims21
A festooned-appearance laminated edible product comprising:
- a plurality of strips layered upon each other, wherein each strip comprises:
- at least one first fluid material comprising a sticky or flowable mass;
- and
- at least two layers of a second, different fluid material which completely surrounds and encases the first fluid material and which has a visually translucent thickness,
- wherein the first fluid material is interleaved between the at least two layers of the second fluid and forms a pattern visible through the second fluid material.
2 more elements
A festooned-appearance laminated edible product comprising:
- a plurality of strips layered upon each other, wherein each strip comprises:
- at least one first fluid material comprising a sticky or flowable mass having a Brix content of less than about 83 percent;
- and
- at least two layers of a second, different fluid material which completely surrounds and encases the first fluid material and which has a visually translucent thickness,
- wherein the first fluid material is interleaved between the at least two layers of the second fluid and forms a pattern visible through the second fluid material.
2 more elements
A festooned-appearance laminated edible product comprising:
- at least one first fluid material comprising a sticky or flowable mass that is arranged to have a festooned or swirled pattern;
- and
- at least one second fluid material which completely surrounds and encases the first fluid material and which has a visually translucent thickness but is visually discernable from the first fluid material so that the pattern of the first fluid material is visible through at least a portion of the second fluid material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.