WO2004002243A1 - チョコレートドリンク及びその製造方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to chocolate drinks. More specifically, in a method for producing a chocolate drink through a step of extracting cocoa nibs with water and a step of removing insoluble solids from the extract, the liquid temperature in both steps is set to a temperature higher than the melting point of cocoa oil and fat.
- the present invention relates to a method for producing a thiocholate drink having a high fat content.
- Chocolate drinks are made from chocolates, and if necessary, sweeteners, dairy products, edible oils, flavors and other edible foods are added, mixed, homogenized, manufactured and used as is or diluted. Cocoa content is defined as more than 0.5 of the total weight ("Fair Competition Rules on Labeling of Foods Utilizing Chocolate").
- a chocolate drink is also called a cocoa drink, a chocolate drink, or a cocoa drink.
- cocoa drinks in which cocoa powder ⁇ which is obtained by roasting, crushing, and alkali-treating, and then crushing after removing some fats and oils (cocoa batata) ⁇ as a raw material chocolate is well known.
- Containers include cans and paper packs.
- cocoa beverages using cocoa powder have several problems.
- insoluble solids such as fibers from cocoa powder are dispersed as fine particles, they feel powdery when drinking, have a rough mouthfeel, and prevent precipitation of insoluble solids ( Due to the effect of stabilizers such as cellulosic powder added for the purpose of stabilizing the contents), the aftertaste became unclear and it was difficult to drink.
- long-term storage tends to cause sedimentation, which impairs the commercial value of containers with visible contents, making it difficult to commercialize beverages in transparent containers such as PET bottles.
- cacao oils and fats could collect on the surface and solidify there.
- cocoa powder is used as a raw material chocolate and insoluble solids are removed from these dissolved and dispersed liquids.
- cocoa powder has fine particles of insoluble solids, and it is extremely difficult to remove these fine particles, which makes industrialization difficult.
- Cocoa nibs also called endosperm cocoa nibs
- cocoa nibs are crushed materials (endosperm) obtained by roasting and crushing cocoa beans to remove the outer skin and germ.
- JP-A-3-94640 discloses that cocoa is subjected to extraction with water at a relatively high temperature, and then cocoa extraction is performed in which one water-soluble extract and the other cocoa containing no water-soluble component are separated from each other.
- a method for manufacturing an article is disclosed. According to this, there is disclosed a method for producing a chocolate beverage which obtains a non-fat, water-soluble extract containing no cocoa oil and fat;
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-79949 discloses that cocoa powder is dissolved and dispersed in an extract of cacao nib or cacao mass (a product obtained by grinding cacao nib) to have a chocolate flavor,
- a method for producing a chilled chocolate drink which is rich but has a smooth taste and is easy to drink is disclosed. According to this, the extraction is performed at a low temperature so as to prevent solidification of the cocoa oil during storage, thereby obtaining an extract substantially free of cocoa oil.
- the extraction is performed at a low temperature so as to prevent solidification of the cocoa oil during storage, thereby obtaining an extract substantially free of cocoa oil.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing a rich chocolate drink having an excellent flavor, which has a smooth mouthfeel without roughness and a clear aftertaste.
- the present inventors have intensively studied the effects of various components and precipitation on the flavor and aftertaste of chocolate drinks in order to solve the above-mentioned problems. As a result, it was determined that a chocolate drink having no insoluble solids and having a high cocoa fat content exhibited preferable characteristics, and the production method of the beverage was examined.
- the insoluble solids are removed from the extract.
- the extraction process and the insoluble solids that were conventionally performed at a very low temperature to remove even low melting point components The effect of temperature conditions on the degree of sedimentation and the fat content was examined in detail, focusing on the minute removal process.
- the cocoa oil and fat content is high and precipitates are formed.
- the chocolate drink has a smooth mouthfeel without roughness because there is no insoluble solids, and it has a clear aftertaste because it does not contain a stabilizer for preventing precipitation. Excellent flavor due to high cocoa fat content.
- cocoa nibs are cocoa fruits (Cacao Pod) that become cocoa trees (scientific name: Theobroma Cacao lin.), Fermented and dried cocoa seeds (called cocoa beans). A crushed material (endosperm) obtained by baking and crushing to remove hulls, germs, etc. (Chocolate Cocoa Technology Course,
- cocoa nibs may or may not be treated with alkali, but may be treated with alkali. Can be suitably used. In addition, roasted or raw ones may be used, but roasted ones can be suitably used, and further ones in which the outer skin and germ are partially mixed may be used. Cocoa nibs typically contain about 50-60 (w / w) cocoa oil (also called cocoa putters). Cacao nibs are ground as cacao mass. In the present invention, the place and variety of cacao used as a raw material of the cacao nib are not particularly limited, and various kinds of varieties of each place of production, such as Clio mouth, Forastero, and Trinitario can be used.
- the particle size of the cocoa nip is not particularly limited, but if it is too fine, separation is difficult, and if it is too coarse, the extraction efficiency is reduced.
- the ratio of coarse particles that do not pass through 10 mesh (opening: 1.7 mm) is preferably 40% by weight or less. More preferably, the ratio of fine particles passing through 30 mesh is preferably 10% by weight or less, and the ratio of coarse particles not passing through 10 mesh is preferably 30% by weight or less.
- the method for extracting cocoa nibs is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include a drip method and a column method.
- cocoa fat used in the present invention refers to a fat component derived from cocoa nibs.
- the main component is glycerin esters of fatty acids such as stearic acid and palmitic acid. It contains several different components and varies depending on the composition of the components, but the melting point is generally about 28 ° C to 40 :.
- the extraction of cocoa nibs is performed using water or the like as a solvent.
- the temperature of the extraction step is a temperature at which the fat or oil of cocoa, which is a component imparting the taste of chocolate drink, can be extracted, that is, a temperature higher than the melting point of the cocoa fat.
- the temperature of the extraction solvent is preferably 28 to 95 t :.
- 40: to 95 ° (:, more preferably, 60 to 95 ° C is desirable.
- the amount of water used for the extraction can be appropriately set so that the components of the cocoa nib can be efficiently extracted.
- water of 10 to L00 times (weight ratio) the cocoa nib can be used.
- the extraction time is determined by efficiently extracting the components of cocoa nibs for each selected liquid temperature. It can be set as appropriate so that it can be served or in consideration of the effect on the flavor of the beverage.For example, if the liquid temperature is 95, 5 minutes to 60 minutes; Can be set in the range.
- the method of removing insoluble solids may be a commonly used method, including strainer, cyclone, centrifugation, and filtration, which can be combined as appropriate.
- strainer cyclone
- centrifugation centrifugation
- filtration filtration
- the insoluble solids are roughly separated by a 40-60 mesh size strainer, and a two-phase (solid-liquid separation) separation plate type centrifuge
- a method of subjecting the solid matter to a homogenization step may be used.
- the liquid temperature at the time of removing the insoluble solids from the cocoa nib extract is a temperature at which the cocoa oil component, which is a component imparting taste to the chocolate drink, can be extracted, that is, a temperature higher than the melting point of the cocoa oil.
- This is very important. As a result, much of the cocoa fat remains in the extract.
- Specific temperature conditions are preferably 28: -95, and more preferably 40t: -95: from the viewpoint of preventing the melting point of cocoa oil and fat from excessive evaporation.
- long-term storage at high temperatures should be avoided, and more preferably 40 to 70.
- a general temperature control device or a container such as a plate heat exchanger or a jacketed jacket can be used, and there is no particular limitation. Conditions other than the liquid temperature at the time of removing the insoluble solids can be appropriately set depending on the equipment to be used, the liquid amount, and the like.
- the cocoa oil content of the cocoa nib extract from which the insoluble solids have been removed is preferably cocoa fat content of lg to 200 g, more preferably lg to 50 g, in terms of cocoa nib before extraction, per kg of cocoa nib. g is preferred.
- the liquid temperature in both the extraction step and the insoluble solids removal step be higher than the melting point of cocoa oil and fat, but it should also be included in the beverage for the purpose of imparting the intended flavor to the beverage.
- the liquid temperature in the extraction step and the step of removing insoluble solid components can be set as appropriate. At that time, drink the desired ingredients It is important to appropriately set the liquid temperature in the lower temperature step of the two steps in order to make it contained in the mixture.
- the melting point is 30 to 40: without containing various components with melting points of 40 or more. Cocoa fats and oils can be contained in high purity.
- the liquid temperature in the process performed at a lower temperature is 70
- other components having a melting point lower than 70 and besides cocoa oil and fat can be included.
- the liquid temperature of the process performed at a lower temperature is set to 30 to 35, a component having a melting point lower than 35 ° C is not included, and a specific melting point having a lower melting point is also included in the fat and oil. Only components can be included.
- the step performed at a lower temperature may be either an extraction step or a step of removing insoluble solids, and the liquid temperature in both steps may be the same.
- the extraction step if the temperature is set to an appropriately high temperature, the extraction efficiency is high. Therefore, it is preferable that the step performed at a lower temperature be the step of removing insoluble solids.
- the cocoa nip extract containing the cocoa fat after removing the insoluble solids is subjected to a homogenization step.
- the equipment used in the homogenization step is not particularly limited as long as a uniform emulsified state can be obtained.
- homogenization can be performed at a pressure of about 50 to 200 kg / cm 2 .
- the liquid temperature is higher than the melting point of the cocoa oil and fat.For example, while maintaining the temperature at 38 to 95, the cocoa nib extract is homogenized to reduce the cocoa oil and fat. A stable cocoa nib extract can be obtained.
- the particle size distribution of the processing solution may be measured using a general particle size distribution meter. For example, using the LS230 particle size distribution meter (measurement range: 0.01 to: L0, 000 m) and displaying the particle size distribution in the processing solution by volume frequency (%), a uniform emulsified state is obtained. In this case, a sharp major peak is recognized at a particle diameter of several microns.
- milk can be added depending on the design of the intended beverage.
- Milk includes, but is not particularly limited to, milk, skim milk powder, whole milk powder, and the like. Of these, milk is preferred from the viewpoint of improving taste.
- cocoa oil and fat during storage If consideration is needed to prevent solidification, skim milk powder with low milk fat content is preferred.
- the amount of milk added is preferably 0.1 to 50% (v / v) for milk and 0.01 to 7 (w / v) for skim milk based on the final chocolate drink. .
- the step of adding milk is desirable after the step of removing insoluble solids. Above all, it is desirable before the homogenization step.
- cacao butter Before the homogenization process, if necessary, cacao butter may be added to adjust the fat and oil concentration. That is, the fat and oil concentration can be adjusted by adding the dissolved cocoa pattern to the cocoa extract and homogenizing the cocoa extract.
- the fat content of the cocoa extract to which cocoa butter is added is preferably 20 mg / L to 20 g / L, more preferably 20 mg / L to 20 g / L, as the content of cocoa and cocoa butter-derived fat and oil with respect to the final chocolate drink. Preferred is 50 mg / L to 2 g / L wt%. Either the milk addition or the cocoa butter addition may be performed first or simultaneously as long as it is not performed before homogenization.
- the liquid temperature in the extraction step (1), the step of removing insoluble solids in (2), and the homogenization step in (3) is consistently determined by the melting point of cocoa oil and fat. Can also be performed at higher temperatures. For example, it is carried out at 38 to 95 ° C, more preferably at 40 to 95.
- the temperature is lowered to 40 or less, and sweeteners (sugar, etc.), auxiliary ingredients (flavors, pigments, milk , Water, etc.) and then rehomogenized, sterilized, and filled to produce the chocolate drink of the present invention.
- sweeteners sucgar, etc.
- auxiliary ingredients flavors, pigments, milk , Water, etc.
- a conventional cocoa beverage using cocoa powder which is added for the purpose of preventing sedimentation (stabilizing the content), is substantially free of a stabilizer such as cellulose powder, or has an added amount. Even if it is suppressed, it is possible to obtain chocolate drink in which precipitation is prevented.
- stabilizers may be added as needed as long as the aftertaste is not deteriorated.
- the cocoa fat and oil content is homogenized and the stability is high, but when a high fat milk component is added or when storage under severe conditions is considered.
- an emulsifier such as sucrose fatty acid ester may be added to the extent that taste is not affected.
- the chocolate drink obtained in this manner has substantially no sediment, prevents or suppresses the solidification of cacao fat during storage, and has a high fat content.
- the present invention 1) it has a smooth mouthfeel without containing insoluble solids, and 2) it has a good aftertaste because no stabilizer is required, and 3) if desired, cocoa nibs. Because it can contain a high content of umami components (oils and fats) derived from it, it is possible to produce excellent chocolate beverages that have rich cocoa flavor.
- Examples of the form of the container of the chocolate drink of the present invention include cans, paper packs, and PET bottles.
- a transparent container such as a PET bottle, which could not be used in a conventional cocoa beverage using a cocoa powder because of the problem of sedimentation, can be preferably used.
- chocolate drink containing milk and high content of cocoa fat was prepared using cocoa nibs obtained by alkali-treating, roasting, and crushing cocoa beans as the raw material chocolate. Also, the oil and fat content of the cacao nib extract was removed to prepare a chocolate drink containing milk and a control product 1. Further, as a raw material chocolate, a cocoa beverage containing milk, which was prepared by dissolving and dispersing cocoa powder, was prepared.
- cocoa nibs cacao oil and fat content 55 (w / w), and the amount of components other than cocoa oil and fat 0.45 kg
- 20 L of hot water 90-95 ° C
- the temperature was adjusted to 60-70, and a two-phase (solid-liquid separation) type separation plate was centrifuged. The liquid phase was recovered except for the solid phase (insoluble solids) to obtain 18 L of a cocoa nib extract containing cocoa oil and fat.
- the solid phase (insoluble solids) and the liquid phase were separated at 25-30: using a three-phase (liquid-liquid-solid separation) separation plate type centrifuge.
- the (oil phase) was removed, the liquid phase (aqueous phase) was recovered, and the other conditions were adjusted in the same manner as in Prototype 1 to prepare a chocolate drink containing milk in 190 g cans and a control product 1.
- chocolate drinks were prepared using cocoa powder without using cocoa nibs as the raw material chocolates (Control 2). At that time, the amount of cocoa powder other than cocoa oil and fat contained in the cocoa powder as the raw material of control product 2 was adjusted so that the flavor was not affected by the amount of cocoa oil and other components. It
- the prototype 1, control 1, and control 2 were cooled down to about 10, and sensory evaluation was performed by a specialized panelist in the so-called ice cocoa condition. Sensory evaluation was performed by a score method with five expert panelists, and the average score was calculated. The score is
- Table 1 shows the results. For the sensory evaluation, prototype 1 was the best evaluation, with a score of 4.2. Prototype 1 is also easy to drink In addition, the present invention has a desirable characteristic that the taste is rich, rich, and thick.
- Table 2 shows the results.
- the content of fat and oil derived from cocoa nibs in the extract of prototype 1 was 467 mg / L, calculated as the final product.
- the content of fats and oils derived from Power Force nib in the extract of control product 1 was 16 mg / L in terms of the final product
- the content of fat and oil derived from cocoa powder in the solution of control product 2 The content was about 2000 ma / L in terms of the final product.
- the amount of insoluble solids of prototype 1, control 1 and control 2 was evaluated. That is, leave the sample at room temperature for 3 hours, stir, then sample 10 ml each Then, the mixture was dispensed into a graduated centrifuge tube, and the volume of the insoluble solid content after centrifugation at 3,000 rpm for 10 minutes was measured.
- Table 3 shows the results.
- the amount of insoluble solids of Prototype 1 and Control 1 was less than 0.05 (ml / 10 ml), whereas the amount of insoluble solids of Control 2 was 0.10 (ml / 10 ml).
- Prototype 1 and Control 1 had the characteristics of flavor evaluation that they were easy to drink as they were easy to drink because the amount of insoluble solids was small.
- Prototype 1 which is the product of the present invention, has a higher oil and fat content than control product 1, and is considered to be the reason for obtaining a good score in sensory evaluation and good characteristics (thick and thick). Was.
- the control product 2 had a characteristic of flavor evaluation that it was slightly powdery and difficult to swallow because of a large amount of insoluble solids, although the fat content was high. Table 3
- Example 2 Three types of milk-containing chocolate drinks in PET pottle containers were prepared. That is, a liquid before filling was prepared in the same manner as in Example 1 except for the filling container, sterilized, sterile-filled, and prototype 2 in a 300 ml transparent PET bottle (corresponding to prototype 1). ), Control 3 (corresponding to Control 1), and Control 4 (corresponding to Control 2) were prepared.
- Control 3 and Control 4 the two types of storage conditions were as follows: cold storage (approx. 10: 2 weeks storage) assuming refrigerated storage at a convenience store or other display shelf, and automatic storage. High-temperature storage (about 50, 1 week storage) assuming high-temperature storage in vending machines was used to evaluate the occurrence of sedimentation.
- Milk-containing chocolate drink prototype 3 was prepared by a manufacturing method in which milk was added after the homogenization step.
- cocoa nibs similar to the cocoa nibs used in Example 1 were extracted with 20 L of hot water at a temperature lower than that of Example 1 at 60-65: 60 L, and insoluble solids were roughly separated. Thereafter, the temperature was adjusted to 40-50 ° C, and a two-phase separation plate type centrifugal machine was used to remove insoluble solids to obtain 18 L of cocoa nib extract containing cocoa oil and fat. Next, while maintaining the temperature of this solution at 40-50, the cacao nib extract alone was
- the oil and fat content of the cocoa was 53 mg / L, calculated on the chocolate drink of the final product, and it was a black chocolate drink that was easy to drink and had a good flavor and rich flavor.
- Example 5 This beverage was stored at 50 for 1 week, and the amount of sediment was evaluated. The evaluation method was the same as in Example 1. As a result, no precipitate was observed immediately after production and after storage. Example 5
- the fat and oil content of this chocolate drink is about 20 g / L, calculated on the chocolate drink of the final product, making it easy to drink lightly, rich in thickness and rich in taste It was a chocolate drink with fresh milk.
- the beverage in a PET bottle container was stored at 50 t: for one week, and the amount of sediment was evaluated.
- the evaluation method was in accordance with Example 1. As a result, no precipitate was observed immediately after production and after storage. However, in the sample stored at 50 for 1 week, slight solidification of the cocoa butter on the surface was observed. However, the amount was small enough to be acceptable as a beverage, and it was easily dispersed when shaken, and was judged to be within the range that would not impair the commercial value.
- the invention's effect was in accordance with Example 1.
- the chocolate drink of the present invention is a rich chocolate drink that has substantially no precipitate, prevents or suppresses the generation of crystalline suspended matter, contains a high amount of fats and oils, and has excellent flavor. Since sedimentation does not occur substantially, conventional chocolate (cocoa) beverages have been refrained from use due to the problem of sedimentation.They are sold in transparent containers such as PET bottles with visible contents without sacrificing commercial value. be able to.
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