JPS6325995Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea]

The present invention relates to a sheet made of dried fish such as bonito flakes and mackerel flakes, dried sardines, etc., which is formed into a sheet such as dried seaweed, and patterns, marks, characters, etc. are printed on the sheet. The applicant previously developed a sheet made of dried bonito flakes formed into a sheet. This sheet is made by adding a binder to cut dried fish, dried sardines, etc.
It is dispersed on a plastic plate of approximately 20 cm x 20 cm, and by applying pressure, the shavings are bound together and formed into a sheet approximately 0.3 mm thick. These shavings sheets can be used, for example, to wrap, wrap, or sandwich food instead of the seaweed in Nori-maki, or they can be placed in hot water to make soup stock. The former usage is a new usage that was not possible with the previous kerifushi. The latter method is the same as the traditional usage of kerifushi, but when put in hot water, the kerifushi sheet does not disintegrate in hot water, so the water does not become cloudy, and since kerifobushi does not disperse in hot water, the hot water needs to be filtered. Nor. In particular, kagurebushi sheets that use only kagurebushi as a raw material and do not mix other food ingredients such as sesame seeds, peanuts, and dried seaweed, and kagurebushi sheets that have a small amount of these food materials mixed, are particularly prone to disintegration or dispersion. It's hard to do. The present invention is made by printing patterns, marks 2, etc. on the front or back side of a karebushi sheet 1 using a pigment liquid having a composition that does not blur the outline. As an example of the present invention, shown in FIG. 1, a flower pattern is printed on the surface of a shavings sheet. It is also possible to print something other than this, and only 1 sheet per 1 sheet of karebushi is printed.
It is also possible to print not only one letter but two or more letters. Things to print include marks, patterns, letters, numbers,
It may be of any kind, such as a picture, or a combination thereof. It goes without saying that the coloring agent (pigment) used for printing must be edible, and as long as it is edible, it may be a natural color or a synthetic color. It is desirable that the dye be of a color that stands out against the keratobushi sheet. As a dye like this

[Table] There are various ways to use these dyes, but a dye solution using only water is not good because it penetrates and diffuses too much into the surface of the shavings sheet and tends to bleed, making the outline of the print blurry. Therefore, in order to make the print clear, we use a pigment that stands out on the keratobushi sheet.The pigment liquid penetrates into the keratobushi sheet to a certain extent, improving the adhesion of the pigment and reducing diffusion, so that the outline of the print does not become blurred. You must use something with a similar composition. For this purpose, it is recommended to use a dye liquid having the following composition. (a) Use as an alcohol aqueous solution. Add the required concentration of dye to a 20-90% aqueous solution of alcohol (ethanol) and dissolve to obtain a dye solution. In this case, after printing, the dye liquid permeates and diffuses in the sheet material and dries and solidifies by evaporation of the alcohol, thereby fixing the dye and making the printing clear. (b) Used as an aqueous solution of polymeric substances. Use water-soluble polymeric substances, such as starch, dextrin, sugar alcohols, gelatin, natural gums, synthetic thickeners, etc., and make an aqueous solution of 5% or more, depending on the type, and the necessary Add and dissolve the dye to a certain concentration to form a dye solution. In this case, the viscosity of the dye liquid is maintained at an appropriate level due to the colloidalization of the polymeric substance, so that after printing, an appropriate level of penetration and diffusion is obtained on the keratobushi sheet, resulting in clear printing without smearing. . In the present invention, printing is performed on a shavings sheet using the dye liquid and a plate engraved with desired patterns, characters, marks, etc., but the printing equipment used may be of any structure. Any type of bonito flakes can be used to form the bonito flakes sheet of the present invention. Examples include those made by shaving fish flakes such as bonito flakes or dried sardines, and making the surface of the shaved bonito flakes stand out. or dried fish such as bonito flakes or dried sardines that have been ground using a conventional method and are finely chopped into pieces with a width of 1 to 5 mm and a length of 70 mm or less through secondary processing. Furthermore, various seasonings and other food materials may be added to the dried bonito flakes within a range that does not impair its binding properties or flexibility. In order to form these kerifobushi into a sheet, the binder is added or not added to the kerifobushi, and it is dispersed in a uniform thickness over a plastic board of, for example, about 18 cm x 20 cm (the same size as dried seaweed). A plastic plate similar to the one on which the bonito flakes were dispersed is placed on top of it, and a pressure of, for example, about 100 kg/cm ² is applied from above. In this case, the plastic plates and the shavings may be laminated in appropriate layers and pressed in the lamination direction. In this way, the production efficiency of the shavings sheet will be improved. As described above, in this invention, patterns, marks, etc. are printed on the kerifushi sheet using a pigment liquid with a composition that does not blur the outline, so even if the surface of the kerifushi sheet is rough, the patterns, marks, etc. are clearly printed. be done. Also, if you print a company mark, company name, design, etc. as a pattern or mark, if you store it in a transparent plastic bag or container and package it with gas exchange, those company names and marks will be printed. etc. can be seen from the outside of the bag or container, so there is no need to print company names, marks, trademarks, etc. on the bag or container.
Therefore, the unprinted bags and containers prepared for packaging shavings can be used not only for packaging shavings but also for other products, and one bag or container can be used for packaging various products. It is economical because it can be done. In addition, since patterns, marks, etc. are printed on the kerifushi sheet itself using a pigment liquid with a composition that does not blur the outline, by appropriately selecting the patterns and marks to be printed, it becomes a kerifushi sheet that is rich in variety and is different from a simple kerifushi sheet. Moreover, if the patterns or marks are made into pictures or characters for children, it will also help increase the appetite of children.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The figure is an explanatory view showing an example of a shavings sheet according to the present invention. 1 is a shavings sheet, 2 is a pattern, mark, etc.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Cutting dried fish, dried sardines, etc. into pieces without adding a binder or adding a binder to disperse the pieces in a desired area, and applying pressure while heating or without heating to produce shaved pieces. A shavings sheet made by bonding similar pieces together to form a sheet with a thickness of 1 mm or less, such as fish shavings, dried sardines, etc., with patterns, marks, etc. printed on the front or back side of the sheet using a pigment liquid with a composition that does not blur the outline. Katsuribushi sheet.