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USRE11691E
USRE11691E US RE11691 E USRE11691 E US RE11691E
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  • a soluble nutritious blanc-mange containing nutritious lactic acid. It is made by stirring six ounces of starch in eight ounces of milk, boiling or sterilizing the remaining portion of the twelve pints of milk, and adding the first while boiling, and continuing about fifteen This is then evaporated to about one to two thirds (2; to lg) in a water-bath with stirring. From one-half to one ounce of canesugar is then added and the mixture removed from the fire and to a porcelain-lined vessel, and when it falls to 130 to 134. Fahrenheit twelve ounces of concentrated labban is added. The mixture is then covered with a cosy and allowed to remain about six hours at 80 to 90 Fahrenheit, or for. about twelve hours if at to Fahrenheit. It is then stirred, cooled to 33 to 35 Fahrenheit,
  • the objectof this invention is to producev strained, and filled in tin -preserving-cans, which are then sealed.

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UNITED STATES.
PATENT OFFICE.
MELKon. LAVON ARAKELIAN, or NEW YORK, N. Y.
. 'FEYRMENT'ED mum reopen!) METHOD, OF ensssnvmo SAME.
srncmca'norr forming part of Beilsued Letters a No. 11,691, dated September 13, 189s. Original No. 580,541, dated April 13, 1897- Applioation for reissue filed Kay 14, 1898. Serial No. 680,768.
To all whom it may concern.- Be it known that I, MELKON Levon ARA- KELIAN, a citizen of the United States, residing at New York, in the county and State of New York, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Fermented Milk Foods and Methods of Preserving Same; and I do hereby declare that the following is a clear and exact description of the invention, which will enable others skilled in the, art to which it appertains to make and use the same. Heretofore fermented milk foods have been used, and also have been placed upon the market, such as kafir, kumiss, matzoon, and labban, which. have met with a limited success.
a semisolid thick fluid which is very palatable, easily digestible, and whollynutritious, and a more permanent article of diet for infants, valids, and invalids, especially for those having impaired'digestive organs, and especially adaptable for dyspepsia, gastritis, and inflammatory condition of the alimentary canal. I
I have combined in my compound proteids,
- carbohdydrates, and lactic acid 'in such form 1 minutes.
and under such conditions that it is easily preserved. This might be termed a soluble nutritious blanc-mange, containing nutritious lactic acid. It is made by stirring six ounces of starch in eight ounces of milk, boiling or sterilizing the remaining portion of the twelve pints of milk, and adding the first while boiling, and continuing about fifteen This is then evaporated to about one to two thirds (2; to lg) in a water-bath with stirring. From one-half to one ounce of canesugar is then added and the mixture removed from the fire and to a porcelain-lined vessel, and when it falls to 130 to 134. Fahrenheit twelve ounces of concentrated labban is added. The mixture is then covered with a cosy and allowed to remain about six hours at 80 to 90 Fahrenheit, or for. about twelve hours if at to Fahrenheit. It is then stirred, cooled to 33 to 35 Fahrenheit,
The objectof this invention is to producev strained, and filled in tin -preserving-cans, which are then sealed.
The proportions which I have found best are: pure fresh milk, twelve pints; pure st'arch, six to twelve ounces; sugar, one-half to one ounce; condensed or sterilized labban, twelve ounces, and these are united as above a stated.
Heretofore labban and blanc-mange were separately made, but the former is less nutritious than when combined with starch, and the latter, being prepared with no fermentation, is less soluble than my preparation and, being less easily absorbed, is therefore less nutritious. foodswill accept this preparation, which has a specially agreeable taste somewhat similar to labban, but more rich than that. The lactic acid which it contains is the result of fermentation and is well known as an aid to digestion.
Having fully described my invention, what I claim, and desire to secure by Letters'Patout, is-
1. The hereinbefore-described preparation of fermented milk food, composed of milk, starch, sugar, and sterilized labban, containing lactic acid as the result of fermentation, substantially as and for the purpose described.
2. The process of preparing fermented milk Patients who dislike starchy foods and method of preserving same, which

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