Blood sugar-lowering five-grain freeze-dried Buddhist powder and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention provides blood sugar-lowering five-grain freeze-dried Buddhist powder and a preparation method thereof. The blood sugar-lowering five-grain freeze-dried Buddhist powder comprises the following raw materials in part by weight: 8-12 parts of vegetable fat powder, 8-12 parts of xylitol, 12-18 parts of freeze-dried corn, 12-18 parts of freeze-dried sorghum, 12-18 parts of freeze-dried walnut, 12-18 parts of freeze-dried coix seed, 12-18 parts of freeze-dried pumpkin, 4-6 parts of freeze-dried black tea powder and a proper amount of anti-caking agent. The preparation method comprisesthe following steps: firstly, cooking various grains, and preparing the freeze-dried power by a freeze-drying method; secondly, adding the other components according to a formulation ratio; and finally, stirring sufficiently to obtain the blood sugar-lowering five-grain freeze-dried Buddhist powder. The blood sugar-lowering five-grain freeze-dried Buddhist powder has a function of lowering blood sugar, blood pressure and blood lipid, and has a function of balancing nutrition, has no any side effect after a long-term use, can prolong the lifespan, and is long in shelf life and convenient to carry.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of health food, in particular to a freeze-dried powder of hypoglycemic five grain Zen food and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] With the concept of "eating healthy" gradually gaining popularity, "Five Grains Zen Food" is loved by many citizens. Five-grain Zen food originated from the vegetarian diet in temples in the Tang Dynasty. At first, Zen masters processed 6 kinds of grains and nuts, which is a nutritional method for clearing the mind. Master Zhen traveled to the east and spread it to Japan as a Chinese high-quality nourishing prescription. Since then, the Korean court has become a high-end health care product that makes people physically and mentally healthy naturally, and has become popular in Japan and South Korea. [0003] Five-grain Zen food is generally difficult to cook, which is not in harmony with the fast-paced life of modern people and affects the scope of consumption. Ther...

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[0003] Five-grain Zen food is generally difficult to cook, which is not in harmony with the fast-paced life of modern people and affects the scope of consumption. Therefore, some merchants process it into mature food through roasting, so that people can eat it directly after they buy it home. It is convenient for people's life, but roasted and processed cooked food will increase internal fire if eaten frequently, and the function is single