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titleOfInvention A drink containing konjac mannan.
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To leave amine odor and agummy contained in rice cake powder. It was precipitated, separated and gelled, and seemed to be sucked with a straw as a beverage. [Solution] Soy flour (glucomannan), which is reported to have an intestinal action, can be mixed with pectin and mixed with fruit juice to be drinkable in a sol form without separation, precipitation or gelation. I made it. In addition, the use of cocoon powder washed with alcohol reduces amine odor and agglutination, making the candy have a “tromi” feeling and making it easier to drink.
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