Food products prepared with soluble whole grain oat flour
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IPC분류정보
국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
A23L-001/10
A23C-009/154
A23L-001/40
A23L-001/052
A21D-006/00
A23L-001/00
A23L-002/52
A23C-019/00
A23L-002/02
A23G-009/42
A21D-008/04
A21D-013/04
A23L-002/38
A23L-002/395
A23G-001/56
A23C-009/13
A23C-019/09
출원번호
US-0209000
(2014-03-13)
등록번호
US-9510614
(2016-12-06)
발명자
/ 주소
Carder, Gary D.
Chung, Yongsoo
Deutsch, Ronald G.
Fernandez Feito, Juan Carlos
French, Justin
Lay Ma, Ursula Vanesa
Lee, Mayte
Miller, Margaret J.
Ramage, Holly
Chatel, Robert E.
출원인 / 주소
The Quaker Oats Company
대리인 / 주소
Zuniga, Brandon V.
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초록▼
Food products prepared from whole grain oat flour having soluble components. The soluble whole oat flour maintains its standard of identity as whole grain and thus has the characteristics of whole grain oats. Aspects of the present invention relate to the use of the soluble oat flour in liquid food
Food products prepared from whole grain oat flour having soluble components. The soluble whole oat flour maintains its standard of identity as whole grain and thus has the characteristics of whole grain oats. Aspects of the present invention relate to the use of the soluble oat flour in liquid food products such as beverages, semi-solid food products such as yogurt, and solid food products such as bakery items in order to provide enhanced health benefits.
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1. A beverage comprising whole grain oat flour; wherein the whole grain oat flour is highly dispersible in water; wherein the beverage provides ½ to 1 serving of whole grain per 8 oz serving of the beverage; wherein the serving of whole grain is 16 g of whole grain; and wherein the whole grain oat f
1. A beverage comprising whole grain oat flour; wherein the whole grain oat flour is highly dispersible in water; wherein the beverage provides ½ to 1 serving of whole grain per 8 oz serving of the beverage; wherein the serving of whole grain is 16 g of whole grain; and wherein the whole grain oat flour is produced by a process comprising: hydrolyzing starch in the whole grain oat flour in an extruder, wherein the starch hydrolysis is catalyzed by α-amylase; anddeactivating the α-amylase in the extruder before the starch hydrolysis results in a substantial change in a mass concentration of sugar in the whole grain oat flour. 2. The beverage of claim 1 wherein the beverage is selected from the group consisting of ready-to-drink juice-based beverages and ready-to-drink milk-based beverages. 3. The beverage of claim 1 wherein the beverage is a juice-based smoothie, a milk-based smoothie, or oat-milk. 4. A method of making the beverage of claim 1 comprising: hydrating the whole grain oat flour comprising mixing the whole grain oat flour with a liquid at a temperature of 4 to 30° C., wherein the amount of the whole grain oat flour in the liquid is 1 wt. % to 10 wt. % based on total weight of the liquid; andadding the hydrated whole grain oat flour to beverage components to form the beverage. 5. A semi-solid dairy product comprising whole grain oat flour in an amount of 2 to 11 wt. % based on total weight of the semi-solid dairy product; wherein the whole grain oat flour is highly dispersible in water; and wherein the whole grain oat flour is produced by a process comprising: hydrolyzing starch in the whole grain oat flour in an extruder, wherein the starch hydrolysis is catalyzed by α-amylase; anddeactivating the α-amylase in the extruder before the starch hydrolysis results in a substantial change in a mass concentration of sugar in the whole grain oat flour. 6. The semi-solid dairy product of claim 5 selected from the group consisting of dips, yogurt, ice-cream, and processed cheeses comprising hydrated whole grain oat flour in an amount to provide ½ to 1 serving of whole grain per 4 oz to 8 oz serving of the dairy product, wherein the serving of whole grain is 16 g of whole grain. 7. The semi-solid dairy product of claim 5 wherein the semi-solid dairy product is selected from the group consisting of yogurt, ice-cream, dips, and processed cheeses. 8. The semi-solid dairy product of claim 5 wherein the product is a reduced fat cream-based dip, wherein the dip contains 50% less fat by weight compared to a full fat dip, and whereby the full fat dip and reduced fat cream-based dip have a viscosity of about 600,000 cP. 9. A method of making the semi-solid dairy product of claim 5 comprising: hydrating the whole grain oat flour comprising mixing the whole grain oat flour with a liquid at a temperature of 4 to 30° C., wherein the amount of the whole grain oat flour in the liquid is 2 wt. % to 11 wt. %. based on total weight of the liquid; andadding the hydrated whole grain oat flour to components to form the semi-solid dairy products. 10. An instant powder for preparing a cold beverage comprising 25 to 60 wt. % whole grain oat flour; wherein the whole grain oat flour is highly dispersible in water; wherein, when the whole grain oat flour is hydrated in liquid to form the beverage, the beverage provides ½ to 1 serving of whole grain per 8 oz serving of the beverage; wherein the serving of whole grain is 16 g of whole grain; and wherein the whole grain oat flour is produced by a process comprising: hydrolyzing starch in the whole grain oat flour in an extruder, wherein the starch hydrolysis is catalyzed by α-amylase; anddeactivating the α-amylase in the extruder before the starch hydrolysis results in a substantial change in a mass concentration of sugar in the whole grain oat flour. 11. The instant powder of claim 10 wherein the beverage is selected from the group consisting of fruit juice, vegetable juice, milk beverage, water, shakes, and smoothies. 12. An instant powder comprising 25 to 35 wt. % whole grain oat flour wherein the whole grain oat flour is highly dispersible in water; wherein, when hydrated in liquid to provide a product, the powder provides ½ to 1 whole serving of whole grain per 4 to 8 oz serving of the product; wherein the serving of whole grain is 16 g of whole grain; and wherein the whole grain oat flour is produced by a process comprising: hydrolyzing starch in the whole grain oat flour in an extruder, wherein the starch hydrolysis is catalyzed by α-amylase; anddeactivating the α-amylase in the extruder before the starch hydrolysis results in a substantial change in a mass concentration of sugar in the whole grain oat flour. 13. The instant powder of claim 12, wherein the instant powder further comprises components for preparing a comestible served hot and wherein, when hydrated in liquid, the comestible provides ½ to 1 whole serving of whole grain per 6 oz serving of the comestible. 14. The instant powder of claim 13 wherein the comestible is selected from the group consisting of hot chocolate, congee, gravy, sauce, and soup. 15. The instant powder of claim 12, wherein the instant powder further comprises components for preparing a semi-solid comestible product. 16. The instant powder of claim 15 wherein the semi-solid comestible product is selected from the group consisting of puddings, mousses, custards, and gelatins.
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