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`(19) [Publication country] JP
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`(12) [Kind of official gazette] A
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`(11) [Publication number] 2012175934
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`(43) [Date of publication of application] 20120913
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`(54) [Title of the invention] PROCESSED FOOD FOR PERSON HAVING DIFFICULTY IN CHE
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`WING/SWALLOWING, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING THE SAME
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`(51) [International Patent Classification]
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`A23L 1/29
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`(2006.01)
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`[FI]
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`A23L 1/29
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`(21) [Application number] 2011040991
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`(22) [Filing date] 20110226
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`(71) [Applicant]
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`[Name] BEST:KK
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`(72) [Inventor]
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`[Full name] SAITO HIDENORI
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`[Full name] GOTO CHIKAKO
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`[Theme code (reference) ]
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`4B018
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`[F-term (reference) ]
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`4B018LE04
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`4B018MD48
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`4B018MD69
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`4B018ME02
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`4B018MF14
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`(57) [Overview]
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`PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a methodfor easily and efficiently producing a proces
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`sed food for a person having a difficulty in chewing/swallowing, resembling the actual appe
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`arance shape of cooked food without using an edible film, a sheet-like member, or a distrib
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`uted food material, and having a character stimulating appetite of an eater.
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`SOLUTION: The processed food 50 for a person having a difficulty in chewing/swallowing is
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`prepared by molding, using a pasty raw material 10. The pasty raw material 10 contains a
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`main material 12 which is made by loosening or cutting a material selected from fish and s
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`hellfish, meat, vegetables and fruits. At least either area of the processed food 50 for a per
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`son who hasa difficulty in chewing/swallowing is directly printed using an edible ink, with
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`at least either a color, texture or pattern derived from the material selected as the main m
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`aterial 12.
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`[Patent Claims]
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`[Claim 1]
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`A processed food for a person having difficulty in chewing and swallowing molded using a
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`pasty raw material is provided.
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`The pasty raw material contains a main material obtained by loosening or cutting a materi
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`al selected from fishes, shellfishes, meats, vegetables and fruits.
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`A processed food for a person with difficulty in chewing and swallowing is characterized in
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`that at least any one of color, texture and pattern derived from a material selected as a ma
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`in material is printed directly on at least any region of a processed food for a person who is
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`difficult to chew and swallow using an edible ink.
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`[Claim 2]
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`A processed food for a person with difficulty in chewing and swallowing according to claim
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`1, wherein the printing by the edible ink is performed on a paste-like raw material filled in
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`a mold, and the printed paste-like raw material is heated and solidified.
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`[Claim 3]
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`A pasty raw material manufacturing process for kneading a main material formed by loose
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`ning or cutting a material selected from fishes, shellfishes, meats, vegetables and fruits an
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`da joining material to produce a paste-like raw material ;
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`A filling step offilling the prepared paste-like raw material into a mold ;
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`A leveling step of flattening the surface of the paste-like raw material filled in the mold ;
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`This method comprises a heating step of heating a uniform paste-like raw material to solidi
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`fy the raw material.
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`Further, at least either before or after the heating step, a pasty raw material or solidified b
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`y a heating step is used. This method for producing a processed food for a person withdiffi
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`culty in chewing and swallowing is characterized in that at least one of color, texture and p
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`attern derived from a material selected as a main material is directly printed using edible i
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`nk.
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`[Claim 4]
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`The method for producing a processed food for a person with difficulty in chewing and swal
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`lowing according to claim 3, wherein the printing step is performed after the leveling step
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`and before the heating step.
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`[Claim 5]
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`A method for producing a processed food for a person with difficulty in chewing and swallo
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`wing according to claim 3 or 4, wherein said printing step is performed by a flat bed ink jet
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`printer and a mold is provided on a flat bed of said printer.
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`[Detailed description of the invention]
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`[Technical field]
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`[0001]
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`The present invention is used as the care foods for the elderly people for whom digestion i
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`s difficult, or swallowing difficulty persons, or a small-children-oriented baby food, and eve
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`n if digestion capability is not sufficient, it relates to digestion and a processed food for dys
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`phagia persons which can be eaten easily, and a manufacturing method for the same. Tho
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`ugh it is the foodstuffs processed especially, appearance is also related with digestion and
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`a processed food for dysphagia persons which enabled it to manufacture simply the cooked
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`article of actual food stuff, and the digestion and the processed food for dysphagia persons
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`which have the appearance shape approximated extremely, and a manufacturing method f
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`or the same.
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`[Background of the Invention]
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`[0002]
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`In recent years, in recent years, with increasing age of a population, a rate of an elderly p
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`erson who has deteriorated a masticatory function and a swallowing function has been incr
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`eased as a result of prolongation of life, and accordingly, a demand for a processed food w
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`hich is extremely soft at eating time and which is easy to swallow is increasing year by yea
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`r. Also, a processed food in which such extremely soft swallowing is easy is an effective foo
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`d even for an infant who requires a weaning food which has not sufficiently developed thes
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`e swallowing or masticatory functions.
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`[0003]
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`When an elderly person with reduced chewing and swallowing function or an infant who ha
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`Ss not sufficiently developed a swallowing or masticatory function ingests food, a food mate
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`rial is finely shredded according to its intake ability, a paste is made by a mixer or the like,
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`or various food properties are used.
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`[0004]
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`In addition, among basic food materials, meat is said to be one of difficult processing meth
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`ods.
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`In particular, Patent Document 1 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 2005
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`(1999) - 110677) relates to a solid meat soft processed food suitable for a person who is d
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`ifficult to masticate and a person who is hard to swallow. A meat soft processed food and a
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`method for producing the same are proposed which comprise a meat mixed material obtai
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`ned by mixing and mixing at least starch, fat and oil, a thickening polysaccharide and wate
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`r into minced or finely minced meat material, and which includes a meat mixed molded pro
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`duct obtained by molding the meat mixed material into a predetermined shape.
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`[0005]
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`In addition, in Patent Document 2 (Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 2005 - 2699
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`47), as a fish meat paste product which is easy to swallow, a seasoning mainly containing
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`a salt is added to a fish meat raw material, then Kneaded to form a viscous fish meat past
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`e, and further, a pregelatinized starch, a foaming agent and the like are added. There has
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`been proposed a method for producing a fish meat paste product which is capable of givin
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`g a soft palate feeling to be dissolved in a mouth when taken orally and capable of retainin
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`g a shape retaining property in the course of manufacturing.
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`[0006]
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`After cutting either of the food, such as fish and shellfishes, meat or vegetables, and fruit,
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`out and carrying out mull processing in a Patent document 3 (JP 2007 - 252218A), A part
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`of the food material is made into at least 2 or more food materials, and the food material d
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`ivided into 2 or more is further put into a molding frame, molded, or colored by an edible p
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`igment, and then the food materials are combined. There has been proposed a processed f
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`ood in which the appearance and shape of an actual processed food obtained by cutting fis
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`h and shellfish and meat or vegetable fruits into small parts are reproduced almost as they
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`are, and which is soft and processed so as to be easily eaten by a person who is swallowed
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`or masticated or whois insufficient in the function of swallowing or chewing.
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`[0007]
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`Patent Document 4 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 2001 (1999) - 7868
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`1) and 5 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 7 (1995) - 7489) disclose a dec
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`oration technique for food.
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`[0008]
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`In Patent Document 4 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 2001 - 78681), fo
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`r the purpose of improving the visual effect of an eating person, a surface of a decoration c
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`ake provided in a birthday memorial or the like is provided. There has been proposed an i
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`mage-attached food which prints an image obtained by processing an original image such
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`as a human photograph using edible ink on an edible film, and cuts an edible film on which
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`the image is printed into an appropriate size, and sticks it to a food such as a cake.
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`[0009]
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`In Patent Document 5 (Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 7 - 7489), there is proposed
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`an automatic film sticking device for an edible film, which can efficiently obtain a food havi
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`ng a design feeling and a high grade feeling by automatically sticking an edible film onas
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`urface of a food such as a panor a trash head.
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`[0010]
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`Also, the present applicant has proposed a reshaped soft diet which is used as a nursing fo
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`od for an elderly person and a nursing food for an elderly person who has difficulty in chew
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`ing, and a baby food for an infant, and has proposed Patent Document 6 (Japanese Patent
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`Laid-Open No. 2010 99023).
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`In other words, in this patent document, any of food, meat or food such as vegetables and
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`fruits is cut and kneaded, followed by kneading. A part of the food material is made into at
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`least 2 or more food materials, and a food material divided into 2 or moreis further put int
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`o a molding frame, molded or colored by an edible pigment, and then the food material is
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`combined. To provide a processed food which reproduces the appearance and the shape of
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`an actual processed food obtained by cutting fish and shellfish and meat or vegetable fruit
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`s into small parts almost as it is, and which is soft and processed so that a person whois s
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`wallowed or masticated or who is insufficient in the function can be easily eaten.
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`[Prior art reference]
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`[Patent document]
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`[0011]
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`[Patent document 1]Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2005 (1999) - 110677
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`(page 5, line 35 to page 6, line 12).
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`[Patent document 2]Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2005 (1999) - 269947
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`(page 3, line 4 to page 4, line 11).
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`[Patent document 3]JP 2007-252218A
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`[Patent document 4]Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 78681 2001 (page 2 right c
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`olumn 19 line to page 3 right column 4 line).
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`[Patent document 5]JJapanese Utility Model Laid-open Publication No. 7 (1989) - 7489 (pag
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`e 2, left column 2 to line 20).
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`[Patent document 6]JP 2010-99023A
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`[Summary of the invention]
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`[Problem to be solved by the invention]
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`[0012]
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`While processed foods for persons who havedifficulty in chewing and swallowing and a me
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`thod for producing them have been proposed in various patent documents as described ab
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`ove, those proposed in Patent Documents 1 and 2 are far from an actual appearance shape
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`of a cooked food, and it is difficult to say that the food has an appetizing property for ane
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`ating person.
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`[0013]
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`As a technique for improving the appearance of food, Patent Documents 4 and 5 propose a
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`technique of printing an edible film and attaching it to a part of a food, but these technique
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`S prevent an internal image from being softened by the decoration of an edge portion, and
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`prevent a situation in which an unpleasant feeling is suppressed to prevent appetite. Or, it
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`is intended to be a food having a design feeling and a high grade feeling, and it is difficult t
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`o say a food whichis different from an actual appearance shape of a cooked food and whic
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`h gives an appetite to an eating person.
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`[0014]
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`Accordingly, it is a first object of the present invention to provide a processed food for a pe
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`rson with difficulty in chewing and swallowing which imitates an actual appearance shape o
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`f a cooked food and gives a feeling of appetite to an eating person, and a method for prod
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`ucing the same.
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`[0015]
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`In addition, according to the techniques proposed in Patent Documents 4 and 5, an edible f
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`ilm has to be printed, and the edible film has to be adhered to a food, and the technologie
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`s of Patent Documents 3 and 6 are also used. A coloring agent is added to a mixedliquid c
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`ontaining wheat flour as a main component, and a sheet-like member produced by baking
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`and a fish meat mixing member having a shape of a fish cut are laminated and bonded, or
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`2 or more than one food material is molded or colored. That is, the techniques proposed in
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`these documents require the use of edible films, sheet-like members, or other optional foo
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`d materials, which are combined.
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`[0016]
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`Thus, the present invention does not use such an edible film, a sheet-like member, or ano
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`ptional food material. To provide a processed food for a person with difficulty in chewing a
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`nd swallowing, which can simply and efficiently manufacture a processed food for a person
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`with difficulty chewing and swallowing which imitates the actual appearance shape of the c
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`ooked food and gives the appetizing property of an eating person, and to provide a metho
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`d for manufacturing the same. 2.
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`[Means for solving the problem]
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`[0017]
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`In order to solve at least one of the above problems, it is an object of the present inventio
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`n to provide a processed food for a person with difficulty in chewing and swallowing, where
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`in at least one of color, texture and pattern is directly printed in a process of producing a p
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`rocessed food for a person who is difficult to chew and swallow without using an edible fil
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`m, and a method for producing the same.
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`[0018]
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`In other words, in the present invention, in order to solve at least one of the above proble
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`ms, a processed food for a person with difficulty in chewing and swallowing, which is mold
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`ed using a paste-like raw material, is used. The present invention relates to a method for p
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`roducing a processed food for a person whois difficult to chew and swallow, comprising a
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`main material obtained by loosening or cutting a material selected from fish, meat, vegeta
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`bles and fruits. To provide a processed food for a masticatory and swallowing person which
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`is directly printed using edible ink, at least any one of color, texture and pattern derived fr
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`om a material selected as a main material.
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`[0019]
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`The processed food for the person who is difficult to chew and swallow is manufactured usi
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`ng a pasty raw material. This pasty raw material contains a main material which is formed
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`by loosening or cutting 1 or 2 or more kinds of materials selected from fishes, shellfishes,
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`meats, vegetables and fruits, and is optionally used as a tie material in addition to other co
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`mponents, for example, a thickener or a gelling agent, or a food product to be thermoform
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`ed or thermoformed.
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`It can be used. As the tie material, there can be used egg yolk, egg white, soybean oil, et
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`c., aS well as edible oils including ground potatoes, ground mountain potatoes, glutinous ri
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`ce flour, potato or corn starch, bread crumb, soybean oil and other vegetable oils. It is also
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`possible to add a seasoning componentor an oil and fat component as a further componen
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`t.
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`[0020]
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`Further, it is preferable that the main material used as a pasty raw material is formed into
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`fine characteristics such as minced, fine cut, paste, etc. by loosening or cutting the selecte
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`d material, and the size of the material is at least a size which does not cause a problem e
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`ven when a person who is difficult to masticate or swallow and an infant eat without biting.
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`[0021]
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`By selecting 1 kinds of materials as the main material, the pasty raw material can exhibit t
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`he original taste of the material. However, 2 or more kinds of materials may be used as th
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`e main material constituting the paste-like raw material. The combination may be a combi
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`nation of different types, e.g. meat and vegetables, or a combination of the same type (ve
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`getables) such as broccoli and carrot.
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`[0022]
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`In the case of the processed food for the person who is difficult to be masticated and swall
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`owed according to the present invention, at least any one of color, texture and pattern deri
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`ved from the main material selected as the pasty raw material is directly printed using an
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`edible ink. When 1 materials are selected as main material, at least one of color, texture a
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`nd pattern which reproduces the appearance when cooking is printed is printed. When a m
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`ain material is composed of 2 or more kinds of materials, it is possible to print at least one
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`of color, texture and pattern derived from a material exhibiting a main taste and texture as
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`a result of combination.
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`[0023]
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`While this printing may be performed at any timing in the course of manufacturing the pro
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`cessed food for the person who is difficult to be masticated and swallowed or after the ma
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`nufacture, the printing is at least one of color, texture and pattern derived from the main
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`material material constituting the paste-like material used in the manufacture. In other wo
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`rds, by printing a texture or the like appearing in a material constituting a main material, it
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`is possible to obtain a processed food for a person with a difficulty in chewing and swallowi
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`ng, which has an appearance shape which is extremely close to that of an actual food mat
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`erial, even though it is a processed food. At least any one of color, texture and pattern deri
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`ved from the main material is used. It is a color, a texture, a pattern, or the like which imit
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`ates appear when a main material is cooked, and may be represented by only one of a col
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`or, a texture, or a pattern, or may be represented by a combination of 2 or more of a color,
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`a texture, and a pattern. This color is a color that appears in a cooked main material, and t
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`he texture is a characteristic of the whole of a partial change such as an unevennessin av
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`isual color or brightness of a cooked main material or an unevennessin which a tactile rati
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`o of a tactile ratio is felt, I. e., a material feeling. Further, a pattern is a pattern appearingi
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`n a part or all of a cooked main material.
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`[0024]
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`With and the digestion and the processed food for dysphagia persons concerning the prese
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`nt invention, This method for directly printing a processed food of a person who is difficult
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`to chew and swallow and swallowing, or a processed food of a person whois difficult to ch
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`ew and swallow by using an edible ink, in a process of producing a color, a texture or a pat
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`tern as described above, in a manufacturing process of a processed food for a person who
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`is difficult to chew and swallow. Thus, it is possible not only to reduce the manufacturing c
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`ost of an edible film but also to reduce the time and labor required for removing a necessa
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`ry portion from the edible film and sticking it to a processed food.
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`[0025]
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`In particular, it is desirable that the printing by the edible ink is performed on the semi-fini
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`shed product in a process of manufacturing a processed food product which is difficult to b
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`e masticated and swallowed, and is particularly preferably applied to a paste-like raw mate
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`rial filled in the mold. In many cases, a paste-like raw material filled in a mold is molded.
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`Although heat treatmentis performed, by performing printing by the edible ink before the
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`heat treatment, it is possible to eliminate the problem that the deposition property to the p
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`aste-like raw material is improved and only the printed portion is peeled off or detached. T
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`herefore, in the case of a processed food for a person who is difficult to be masticated and
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`swallowed, it is desirable to heat and solidify a paste-like raw material to be printed. In ad
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`dition, when the paste-like raw material subjected to the printing is heated and solidified, c
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`ompatibility or integrity between the paste-like raw material and the edible ink is increase
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`d, which can be confirmed, for example, by a microscope.
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`[0026]
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`In addition, in order to solve at least any of the above problems, the present invention pro
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`vides a method for producing a processed food for a person who is difficult to chew and sw
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`allow. In other words, as disclosed below, a paste-like raw material manufacturing process
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`andafilling process thereof are described. This method for producing a processed food for
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`a person with difficulty in chewing and swallowing comprises a soaking step, a heating ste
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`p and a printing step after the filling step in this stream and before or after the heating tre
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`atment, and more specifically, comprises the following steps.
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`[0027]
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`A pasty raw material manufacturing process for kneading a main material formed by loose
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`ning or cutting a material selected from fishes, shellfishes, meats, vegetables and fruits an
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`da joining material to produce a paste-like raw material ;
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`A filling step offilling the prepared paste-like raw material into a mold ;
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`A leveling step of flattening the surface of the paste-like raw material filled in the mold ;
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`This method comprises a heating step of heating a uniform paste-like raw material to solidi
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`fy the raw material.
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`In a method for manufacturing a processed food for a person with a difficulty in chewing a
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`nd swallowing, at least either of a color, a texture and a pattern derived from a material se
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`lected as a main material is directly printed on a pasty raw material or solidified by a heati
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`ng process, using an edible ink, at least either before or after the heating process.
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`[0028]
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`In this manufacturing method, printing is performed directly on a paste-like raw material o
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`r solidified by a heating process in a printing process. To eliminate a large number of manu
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`facturing steps, such as separately preparing an edible film, printing it on it, and further cu
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`tting it out into a predetermined shape and pasting it, and to eliminate the necessity of usi
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`ng an edible film.
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`[0029]
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`In particular, in such a manufacturing process, it is desirable that the printing step be perf
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`ormed after the leveling step and before the heating step. The upper surface of the paste-|
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`ike raw material in the mold is eliminated by the leveling process, so that it is suitable for
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`printing. Also, by performing prior to the heating step, it is possible to perform printing on
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`the pasty raw material before solidification, whereby the printed edible ink can be bonded t
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`oO particles or components of the pasty raw material, so that it can exhibit a more realistic
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`property (texture, etc.). Further, since the integrity of the edible ink and the paste-like raw
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`material is increased, it is possible to eliminate problems such as detachment of the printe
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`d portion later or generation of cracks. Further, due to the heating step, it is conceivable th
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`at the paste-like raw material is uneven due to bubbles, heat spots during heating, or the |
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`ike, and thatit is difficult to ensure a flat printed surface. On the other hand, it has been c
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`onfirmed that even when the ink is heated and solidified in a state in which the edible ink i
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`s printed, the color and the texture of the printed portion do not have any particular proble
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`m. Thus, it is desirable in the present invention to perform a printing step after the levelin
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`g step and before the heating step.
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`[0030]
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`The printing step may be performed by various methods such as letterpress printing, flexo
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`graphic printing, offset printing, screen printing, thermal transfer printing, and inkjet printi
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`ng, but ink jet printing is particularly preferred. This ink jet printing may be performedusi
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`ng, for example, a flatbed ink jet printer, and it is desirable to provide a mold to the flatbe
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`d of the printer to perform printing. This is because, by using a flat-bed inkjet printer, a pr
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`edetermined amount of pasty raw material (filled in a mold) can be printed in a single oper
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`ation, thereby improving the working efficiency.
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`[0031]
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`To be used for printing in the present invention, at least a component having no problem a
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`t eating is constituted.
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`As long as it is edible and edible, a coating material may be used. However, in order to faci
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`litate manufacture by printing, ink is desirable. In addition, although it is possible to use th
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`e ink as a dye ink or a pigment ink as long as it can be eaten, it is desirable to use a dye in
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`k in order to eliminate a problem of peeling of a printed portion by ensuring an impregnati
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`on property with respect to a paste-like raw material.
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`[0032]
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`As the edible ink, an edible ink jet ink composition including edible natural pigment, an edi
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`ble glycol compound, an edible fatty acid ester, ethyl alcohol, and pure water, an edible ink
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`using a gardenia pigment as an edible pigment, an ink jet ink including an edible dye and
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`a viscosity modifier, and an ink jet ink including water can be used.
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`[Effect of the Invention]
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`[0033]
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`By directly printing the processed food of the person with difficulty in chewing and swallowi
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`ng according to the present invention without using an edible film, it is possible to easily a
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`nd inexpensively manufacture a processed food having a characteristic suitable for chewin
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`g or swallowing or a property suitable for a person whois not 10 minutes. In other words,
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`the present invention does not use an edible film, a sheet-like member, or an optional food
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`material. To provide a processed food for a person with difficulty in chewing and swallowin
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`g, which can simply and efficiently manufacture a processed food for a person with difficult
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`y in chewing and swallowing which imitates the actual appearance shape of the cooked foo
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`d and gives the appetizing property of the eating person, and a method for manufacturing
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`the same.
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`[0034]
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`Then, by directly printing with an edible ink, the whole of the processed food of a person w
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`ho is difficult to chew and swallow can be manufactured with a pasty raw material, and the
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`whole processed food can be made to have the same softness, and a problem that a part t
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`o which an edible film is stuck has elasticity different from other parts can be eliminated.
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`[0035]
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`As described above, according to the processed food food of the present invention and the
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`method for producing the same,it is possible to obtain an effect of effectively reproducing
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`the appearance shape of an actual cooked food product which has been cooked and proces
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`sed as a main raw material such as fish, meat, meat, vegetables, fruits, and the like by pri
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`nting as it is, and enhancing the appetite of a person who eatsit.
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`[Brief Description of the Drawings]
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`[0036]
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`[Fig. 1]A process for producing a processed food for a person having difficulty in chewing a
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`nd swallowing according to the first embodiment is summarized as follows.
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`[Fig. 2](A) is the digestion and the processed food for dysphagia persons concerning thefi
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`rst embodiment of Fig.1 formed with the manufacturing method, and (B) is the B-B' cross
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`sectional view.
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`[Fig. 3]FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a filling process (A) and a printing process
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`(B) in a method of manufacturing a processed food for a person whois difficult to chew an
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`d swallow according to the first embodiment;
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`[Fig. 4]FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a filling process (A) and a printing process
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`(B) in a method of manufacturing a processed food for a person whois difficult to chew an
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`d swallow according to the first embodiment;
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`[Fig. 5]FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a filling process (A) and a printing process
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`(B) in a method of manufacturing a processed food for a person whois difficult to chew an
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`d swallow according to the first embodiment ;
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`[Fig. 6]FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing a filling process (A) and a printing process
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`(B) in a method of manufacturing a processed food for a person whois difficult to chew an
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`d swallow according to the first embodiment;
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`[Mode for carrying out the invention]
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`[0037]
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`Hereinafter, a processed food 50 for a person who is difficult to chew and swallow and a m
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`ethod of manufacturing the same will be specifically described with reference to the drawin
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`gs. FIG. 1 is a schematic process diagram showing a method of manufacturing a processed
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`food 50 for a person with difficulty in chewing and swallowing according to the first embodi
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`ment ; FIG. 2 (A) is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B ’ of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 (B) i
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`Ss a sectional view taken along line B-B ’ of FIG. 2, and FIG.
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`is a manufacturing method of
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`a processed food 50 for a person with difficulty in chewing and swallowing according to the
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`first embodiment. 50
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`FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing (A)afilling step and (B) a printing step in the meth
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`od, and FIG. 3 is a (A)filling step of a method for manufacturing a processed food 50 for a
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`person with difficulty in chewing and swallowing according to the first embodiment ; FIG. 5
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`is a schematic diagram showing a printing step and FIG. 4 is a filling step (A) of a method
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`of manufacturing a processed food 50 for a person who is difficult to chew and swallow acc
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`ording to the first embodiment ; FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a printing process,
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`and FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showinga filling process (A) and a printing process (B) i
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`na method of manufacturing a processed food 50 for a person who is difficult to masticate
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`and swallow according to the first embodiment ;. Hereinafter, a method of manufacturing a
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`processed food 50 for a person who is difficult to chew and swallow, and a processed food
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`50 for a person who is difficult to chew and swallow will be described.
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`[0038]
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`(First Embodiment)
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`[0039]
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`Referring to FIG. 1, a method for manufacturing a processed food 50 for a person whois di
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`fficult to chew and swallow according to the first embodiment will be described. In this ma
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`nufacturing method, a pasty raw material manufacturing process for manufacturing a past
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`y raw material 10 by kneading a main material 12 formed by cutting a material and a joini
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`ng material 14, and a filling process for filling the manufactured paste-like raw material 10
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`into a cavity 22 of a mold 20 are performed. A leveling step of flattening a surface of a pas
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`ty raw material 10 filled in a mold 20 (specifically, a cavity 22), and a printing step of direc
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`tly printing at least any one of color, texture and pattern derived from a material selected
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`as a main material 12 on the leveled paste-like raw material 10 using an edible ink ; This
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`method comprises a heating step of heating a pasty raw material 10 which is uniformly an
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`d directly printed in a mold 20 andsolidifying it.
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`[0040]
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`In the pasty raw material manufacturing process, fish such as salmon, cod, honey,and indi
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`go are selected as the main material 12, and the head and the skin and the bones thereof
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`are removed, and the fish meat after removing them is finely cut using a cutter 31 or the li
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`ke as shown in FIG. 1 a. Thereafter, a pasty raw material 10 is manufactured by mixing a
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`binding material 14 selected from a mountain potato, an egg, a thickening polysaccharide,
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`and the like, a Seasoning component such as an oil, a Sugar, a salt, and the like, and water
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`at a predeterminedratio.
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`[0041]
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`As a specific mixing ratio, for example, a total weight of 100 is assumed. Fish meat (main
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`material 12) obtained by cutting 42% by weight of the fish meat (main material) is mixed
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`with 15% by weight of mountain potato, 14% by weight of egg, 7.9%by weight of vegeta
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`ble oil, 20%by weight of sugar, 0.5% by weight of sodium chloride, 8.7% by weight of wat
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`er, 0.1% by weight of thickened polysaccharide, and the like to form a substantially paste.
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`[0042]
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`Next, as shown in FIG. 1 b, a filling process is performed, and in this filling process, a plur
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`ality of the paste-like raw material 10 producedarefilled in a plurality of cavities 22 forme
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`d in the mold 20. In particular, in this embodiment, since fish is used as the main material
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`12 constituting the paste-like raw material 10, the shape of each cavity 22 is configured so
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`as to be shaped in the same shapeas in the case of cooking fish, and is particularly forme
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`d in a shape imitating a fish fillet. For example, an edible pig

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