Process for making foods and feeds
AssigneesUnited Nations Childrens' Fund, Aldo Buffa, Gebrueder Buehler AG
InventorsAldo Buffa, Adolf Holliger
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AssigneesUnited Nations Childrens' Fund, Aldo Buffa, Gebrueder Buehler AG
InventorsAldo Buffa, Adolf Holliger
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A process for making foods and animal feeds from starchy raw materials, such as flour, meal and grits of cereals, pulses, starch roots, tubers, oil seeds, cakes of oil seeds, milk products, or mixtures of these materials, which includes the steps of: mixing water and at least one high-temperature resistant enzyme with the raw materials to form an extrudable paste; effecting partial gelatinization and initiating fermentation by extruding the paste while heating the paste to a temperature of from 65.degree.C (149.degree.F) to 115.degree.C (239.degree.F); converting the starch into dextrins and sugars by treating the extruded product in a fermentation apparatus for 40 to 90 minutes at a temperature of 55.degree.C (131.degree.F) to 90.degree.C (194.degree.F) in a high humidity atmosphere, as near as possible to saturation; and drying the product after fermentation.
A process for making weaning flour which comprises mixing a raw material selected from the group consisting of flour, meal, grits, cereal, pulses, starch roots, tubers, oil seeds, cakes of oil seeds, milk products, and mixtures thereof, with at least one high temperature resistant starch-hydrolyzing enzyme and from 30-50% water based on a total weight of the mixture, extruding the mixture while heating at a temperature of from 65.degree. to 115.degree.C, and then fermenting the extruded product for 40 to 90 minutes at a temperature from 55.degree.to 90.degree.C in a nearly saturated humidity atmosphere to produce in the mixture a dextrin content of at least 25% and a reducing sugar content of at least 15% of the initial starch content, and then drying the product.
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