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titleOfInvention Functional salt contained solution of japanese apricot and method for manufacturing thereof
abstract The present invention relates to a functional salt containing a mushi juice which can increase the color, flavor, taste and overall acceptability of a food while increasing the antioxidant function of foods using the salt, and a process for producing the same. (B) cooling the roasted stearic salt to room temperature while keeping it in a desiccator, and then adding the juice of the muesli prepared in step (a) to homogenize the mixture; (c) And drying the resulting salt in a dry oven to provide an antioxidant function and to store the food for a long period of time.
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