Packed texturized protein units and uses thereof
AssigneeRedefine Meat Ltd.
InventorsDaniel Mandelik, Daniel Dikovsky
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a single or a set of packed protein unit for use in fabrication of a meat analogue product, the packed protein unit comprises at least one elongated texturized protein strip held, in an organized spatial configuration, by or within a retaining element, the at least one elongated texturized protein strip being defined by a longitudinal axis and a cross sectional area taken perpendicular to the longitudinal axis; wherein at least one dimension of said cross sectional area is equal or less than 10 mm and said longitudinal axis has a dimension of at least 100 mm. Also disclosed herein is a method of fabricating a meat analogue product making use of one or more packed protein units disclosed herein.
Claims17
A method of fabricating a meat analogue product, the method comprising:
- providing at least one packed protein unit comprising at least one elongated texturized protein strip held, in an organized spatial configuration, by or within a retaining element, the at least one elongated texturized protein strip being defined by a longitudinal axis and a cross sectional area taken perpendicular to the longitudinal axis;
- and
- releasing onto a food fabrication bed one or more texturized protein strips from said at least one packed protein unit to form one or more monolayers of texturized protein strips;
- wherein at least one dimension of said cross sectional area is equal or less than 10 mm and said longitudinal axis has a dimension of at least 100 mm;
- wherein said release is in a manner to cause, in a monolayer, alignment along a predefined direction of at least 60% of the plurality of texturized protein strips;
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- wherein said release of elongated texturized protein strips is in a manner to form on the food fabrication bed a multi-layered meat analogue product, where each monolayer is being created essentially one on top of the other.
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