Process for applying a moisture barrier coating to baked and fried food products
AssigneeInternational Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
InventorsRoy Silva, David J. Ash, Clement E. Scheible
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AssigneeInternational Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
InventorsRoy Silva, David J. Ash, Clement E. Scheible
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A composition of matter comprising a water in oil emulsion or colloidal dispersion prepared from an emulsified triglyceride or an emulsifier only in combination with an aqueous solution of a dextrin or other soluble saccharides or polysaccharide. The emulsion, prepared by the addition of heat and agitation, is thereafter applied to the surface of a food product by dipping, enrobing, spraying or any other suitable application means to the food product, the excess is removed by suitable means and the coating is allowed to set or dry prior to further processing or packaging of the food. Coating thickness, pick-up and setting of the coating is accelerated by control of both the temperature of the coating composition of matter at the time of application and the surface temperature of the food product.
A method of providing a multicomponent baked or fried bakery food product with an edible effective moisture barrier which comprises:
A method of providing a shelf stable glazed yeast raised donut which comprises:
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