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US 2020/0046639 A1Published application
Consumable water-soluble cannabinoid food and beverage additive having enhanced stability
AssigneeTrait Biosciences, Inc.
InventorsRichard T. Sayre, Elton Carvalho Gonçalves, Tawanda Zidenga, Stephanie Willette
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Abstract
The present invention includes systems, methods and compositions related to the production and use of chemically modified cannabinoid food and beverage additives having enhanced water solubility and stability.
Claims30
A chemically modified cannabinoid food and beverage additive having enhanced water solubility comprising:
- an aqueous solution;
- at least one chemically modified cannabinoid dissolved in said aqueous solution, wherein said chemically modified cannabinoid comprises an water soluble acetylated cannabinoid glycoside;
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- wherein said consumable fluid composition may be introduced to a food or beverage, and wherein said water soluble acetylated cannabinoid glycoside exhibits an enhanced ability to stay in solution compared to a cannabinoid glycoside, and an unmodified cannabinoid.
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A chemically modified cannabinoid food additive comprising:
- a consumable food additive composition of claim comprising at least one chemically modified cannabinoid provided in a dehydrated powder or liquid form, and wherein said chemically modified cannabinoid comprises a cannabinoid glycoside, an acetylated cannabinoid glycoside, or a mixture of both;
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- wherein said consumable food additive composition may be introduced to a food or beverage, and wherein said cannabinoid glycoside, and said acetylated cannabinoid glycoside exhibit enhanced solubility compared to unmodified cannabinoids.
A consumable beverage composition comprising:
- an alcohol continuing consumable beverage containing a chemically modified water soluble cannabinoid, wherein said chemically modified water soluble cannabinoid comprises a glycosylated cannabinoid glycoside, an acetylated cannabinoid glycoside, or a mixture of both.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.