James E Maly

US Patent:

46892397, Aug 25, 1987

Filed:

Aug 22, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/899365

Inventors:

Joseph M. Rispoli - Massapequa Park NY
Harold A. Sawyer - Peekskill NY
Robert T. Tewey - Wappeningers Falls NY
Clement R. Wyss - Hillsdale NJ
James E. Maly - Ridgefield CT

Assignee:

General Foods Corporation - White Plains NY

International Classification:

A23L 139
A23L 1187

US Classification:

426578

Abstract:

A process for producing an aseptically-processed, natural, dairy-based sauce is disclosed. The process comprises blending a combination of whole milk or an equivalent amount of non-fat dry milk and water, heavy cream butter, corn starch, high amylose corn starch and flavors and particulates, heating the combination to a temperature of from 140. degree. F. to 190. degree. F. for from 10 minutes to 30 minutes, homogenizing, subjecting the homogenized blend to ultra-high temperature short time aseptic treatment, cooling and holding the final product for a period of time sufficient to increase the blend viscosity.

US Patent:

52922413, Mar 8, 1994

Filed:

Oct 1, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/955628

Inventors:

Jin-Liou Fang - San Jose CA
James E. Maly - Ridgefield CT

Assignee:

Kraft General Foods, Inc. - Northfield IL

International Classification:

B29C 4972

US Classification:

425289

Abstract:

A dresser apparatus is provided for a strand of blow-molded articles interconnected by shorter flashings. A first pair of first rollers and a second pair of second rollers are of the gear type and are mounted for rotation to define pinching planes therebetween along which the strand is directed. The second rollers are relatively spaced to engage the articles and flashings passing therebetween, and are spaced from the first rollers such that the second rollers engage each flashing or article while a succeeding article or flashing is being engaged by the first rollers. A second moving device rotates the second rollers at a predetermined speed which is greater than the speed of the first rollers. Thus, each flashing or article is pulled from the succeeding article or flashing. A final pair of final rollers is mounted for rotation and defines a final pinching plane rotated (turned) with respect to the second pinching plane so that deformation of the articles caused by engagement with the first and second rollers is compensated for by passage through the final rollers.