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Flaking grits 3.5 to 6 Used for the production of breakfast cereals such as corn flakes and... 

What kind of considerations in terms of raw materials and changes in the corn dry milling process would you make in order to optimize yields of flaking grits (U.S. No. 6) ... 

All-Meat Flour (Flake) Concentrate (Grit) (Meat-Like Flake) ... 

The diet was planned with a test breakfast to compare the availabilities of zinc, iron, and copper from browned corn products (corn flakes) with those from unbrowned corn products (hot corn grit cereal). The breakfast served for all 3 days of the menu cycle at all energy levels was identical, with only the... 

Radioisotopes 55Zn-labeled corn products were served once in the form of corn flakes and once in the form of corn grit cereal to each volunteer. At the time of feeding the radioactively labeled cereal, a portion was measured to obtain the desired level of radioactivity and then the corresponding unlabeled product was added to obtain the total desired weight of cereal. Each test meal contained 0.1-0.5 pCi 65Zn. 

Metal binding by corn flakes and grits was measured using the method of Camire and Clydesdale (14). Free amino groups in both cereals were measured after a pepsin-pancreatin digestion (5). 

Metal Binding in Corn Products Binding of iron, zinc and copper by corn flakes and grits was determined at pH 5, 6, and 7. Corn flakes bound more copper and less iron than did corn grits, as shown in Table VI. 

Edible Products Derived from Soybean Meal. The primary edible products derived from soybean meal/flakes are flour/grits (at 50% protein), protein concentrates (containing 65-70% or more of protein) and protein isolates (90% protein). The nutritional quality, availability, price, and functionahty of these products has resulted in substantial usage in a wide variety of food and feed products. Given current trends in food consumption, strong growth in the use of soy protein products in foods appears assured (8, 9). A number of excellent articles on the manufacture of soy protein products exist processing will not be described in detail here (8, 10-13). 

Soybean flour and grits are essentially ground soybean meal/flake products differing primarily in particle size, both having received heat treatment appropriate to... 

Drum dryer, atmosphere or vacuum (conduction) feed thin or thick liquids, soft and stiff pastes, wet paper. Dries within 2 to 30 s. Product flakes, dry sheet. Screw, jacketed, atmosphere or vacuum (conduction) feed sticky, fine, moist crumb, grains (>150 pm), and grits (<150 pm). Product crumb. Conveyor, jacketed, atmosphere or vacuum (conduction) feed sticky, fine, moisf crumb, grains (>150 pm), and grits (<150 pm). Product crumb. 

If the particle is relatively smooth and spherical wear to the polymer surface occurs by the formation of deformation flakes, fracture and sub-surface fatigue. Where the particle have sharp edges the wear process is dominated by cutting analogous to an abrasive grit. 

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