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US 2020/0015489 A1Published application
Curcumin infused milk beverage and a process for the preparation thereof
OwnerSrikumar Misrainventor
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Abstract
A Curcumin infused milk beverage composition comprising 0.05% to 0.15% alkalized Curcumin, standardized milk with fat, sugar and stabilizing agents, wherein the pH of resultant composition is maintained at 6.8.
Claims9
A process of preparing a Curcumin infused milk beverage comprising the steps of:
- adding standardized milk at a temperature of 4 to 8 degrees Celsius into a product mixing tank;
- adding an alkalized Curcumin solution, and a mixture of sugar and Carrageenan into the product mixing tank, wherein the quantity of sugar and Carrageenan are in the ratio of 10:1;
- mixing for 5 minutes with continuous agitation;
- transferring the final batch of the product to a Ready Beverage tank;
- adding flavour and colors to the Ready Beverage tank and mixing with continuous agitation;
- and
- processing the mixture at 140 degrees Celsius for 4 seconds with 250/50 bar upstream homogenization.
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A process for preparing a Curcumin infused milk beverage comprising the steps of:
- taking a batch of 9000 kg milk at 4 to 8 degrees Celsius into a product mixing tank and standardize milk to have a specific fat content;
- preparing an alkalized Curcumin solution with particle size of 125 micrometers and a dry mixture of ten parts sugar and one-part Carrageenan;
- recirculation of the standardized milk through a blender;
- selecting PHE in Chilling profile and giving set point of 6 to 15 degree Celsius;
- adding the dry mixture of sugar and Carrageenan through a blender;
- mixing the batch for 5 to 10 minutes with continuous agitation;
- adding remaining sugar through Blender as per batch card;
- adding the alkalized Curcumin solution through a blender;
- transferring the final batch of the product to a Ready Beverage tank;
- adding color and Flavoring agents and mixing properly for 20 minutes;
- and
- processing at 140 degrees Celsius for 4 seconds with 250/50 bar upstream homogenization.
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