System and method for infrared dehydrofreezing and dehydro freeze-drying
OwnerTimothy Childs, Scott Roger Forsberginventors
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The present invention is directed to a method for combining dehydrofreezing and medium to far spectrum infrared radiation to preserve biological material. IR transfers energy and penetrates food products, thereby removing naturally present moisture. The present invention provides a novel method of combining pH treatment, infrared radiation, freezing, and vacuum-sealing for preserving biological material. Biological materials are preserved through either a pH treatment or with heat to remove harmful pathogens, followed by processing using far spectrum infrared radiation which may be powered by either gas or electric means. The processed materials undergo a freezing process which may be done using Individual Quick Freezing or blast freezing methods The frozen processed material is then packaged via vacuum sealing.
A method of preserving biological material comprising blanching the biological material using partial infrared dehydration prior to freezing the biological material.
A method of preserving or producing biological material, the method comprising:
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