Flaked fish food made from raw fish
OwnerDennis Crewsinventor
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Abstract
A flaked fish food wherein fresh (raw) fish, vitamins, starches and preservatives are disclosed. The fresh (raw) fish replace fishmeal which has heretofore been used. The fresh (raw) fish when heated gels (binds) the ingredients together in an appealing and substantially water insoluble manner. The fresh (raw) fish may be salmon, halibut, black cod, Pacific cod, herring, rockfish, shrimp and krill (or any other kind of raw fish). A method for making the flaked fish food is also disclosed which includes the steps of grinding the raw fish in a grinder, mixing a vitamin and a preservative in cold water and mixing the ground fish with the cold water, vitamin and preservative mixture, pumping the mixture to a grinder/emulsifier, and heating and drying the mixture.
Claims6
A process for making flaked fish food from raw ground fish, a vitamin mix, starch and a preservative comprising the steps of:
- grinding raw fish in a grinder;
- mixing a vitamin mix and a preservative in water;
- mixing the ground raw fish with water, said vitamin mix and said preservative mixture, and said starch;
- pumping the resulting mixture into a grinder emulsifier;
- and, heating said mixture forming flakes of fish food.
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