Dairy Management Inc. - Rosemont, IL since Mar 2013
Vice President Product Research
Hillshire Brands Feb 2009 - Feb 2013
Director of R&D Process Innovation & Development
CPG Success Consulting Apr 2008 - Feb 2009
R&D Consultant, Owner
Kraft Foods Jul 2005 - Mar 2008
Associate Director R&D, Product Development
Kraft Foods Jun 2001 - Jul 2005
Associate Director, Process Innovation
Education:
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 1985 - 1989
Bachelor of Science (BS), Chemical Engineering
Skills:
Cross Functional Team Leadership Product Development R&D Product Innovation Food Industry Food Science Food Processing Commercialization Food Consumer Products Dairy Strategy Food Safety Dairy Products Ingredients Management Haccp Gmp Leadership Manufacturing Food Technology Market Research Research and Development Food Manufacturing Sensory Evaluation Innovation Management Continuous Improvement Quality System Process Engineering Food Microbiology Customer Insight Open Innovation Process Simulation Supply Chain Meat Food Service P&L Management Intellectual Property Shopper Marketing Brand Equity Consumer Behaviour Bakery Packaging Consumer Insight Segmentation Technology Development Process Development Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points Intellectual Property Strategy
Timothy A. Stubbs - Glenview IL, US Kent M. Bearson - Naperville IL, US Paul H. Bernthal - South Elgin IL, US Dejing Fu - Lisle IL, US Kristina J. Phipps - Elmhurst IL, US Barbara K. Schmitt - Downers Grove IL, US Glenn Wille - Oswego IL, US
A food product includes a first extruded component, a second extruded component co-extruded over the first component, the second component comprising a meat component and an additive, and a casing provided over the second component, wherein the additive comprises at least one of a flavoring, a seasoning, and a coloring.
A packaging for food products includes a food package forming an interior configured to receive a food product and an oxygen emitter configured to emit oxygen into the interior.
Larry Scott - Chicago IL, US Brenda Marie Dismore - Somonauk IL, US Timothy A. Stubbs - Glenview IL, US
International Classification:
A23L 1/317
US Classification:
426105, 426302, 425380
Abstract:
A system for producing food products may include an inner tube configured to extrude a first component, and an outer tube provided about the inner tube to define an annular space through which a second component is extruded, the inner and outer tubes (alone or in conjunction with a nozzle or other extrusion mechanism defining an outlet. Additionally, a collagen head can be configured to apply a layer of collagen gel over the second component. The inner and outer tubes are sized, and flow rate may be configured such that an initial diameter of the first component exiting the outlet is substantially smaller than a final diameter of the first component, and an initial thickness of the second component exiting the outlet is substantially greater than a final thickness of the second component.
A system for producing food product may include an inner tube configured to extrude a first component, and an outer tube provided about the inner tube to define an annular space through which a second component is extruded, the inner and outer tubes, alone or in conjunction with a nozzle or other extrusion mechanism, defining an outlet. Additionally, a collagen head can be configured to apply a layer of collagen gel over the second component. The inner and outer tubes are sized, and flow rate may be configured such that an initial diameter of the first component exiting the outlet is substantially smaller than a final diameter of the first component, and an initial thickness of the second component exiting the outlet is substantially greater than a final thickness of the second component.
- Chicago IL, US Larry Scott - Chicago IL, US Brenda Marie Dismore - Somonauk IL, US Timothy A. Stubbs - Glenview IL, US
Assignee:
The Hillshire Brands Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
A23L 13/00 A23P 20/20 A23L 13/60 A23P 30/25
Abstract:
A system for producing food product may include an inner tube configured to extrude a first component, and an outer tube provided about the inner tube to define an annular space through which a second component is extruded, the inner and outer tubes (alone or in conjunction with a nozzle or other extrusion mechanism defining an outlet. Additionally, a collagen head can be configured to apply a layer of collagen gel over the second component. The inner and outer tubes are sized, and flow rate may be configured such that an initial diameter of the first component exiting the outlet is substantially smaller than a final diameter of the first component, and an initial thickness of the second component exiting the outlet is substantially greater than a final thickness of the second component.
- Chicago IL, US Larry Scott - Chicago IL, US Brenda Marie Dismore - Somonauk IL, US Timothy A. Stubbs - Glenview IL, US
Assignee:
The Hillshire Brands Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
A23L 13/60 A23P 20/20 A23L 13/00 A23P 30/25
Abstract:
A system for producing food products may include an inner tube configured to extrude a first component, and an outer tube provided about the inner tube to define an annular space through which a second component is extruded, the inner and outer tubes (alone or in conjunction with a nozzle or other extrusion mechanism defining an outlet. Additionally, a collagen head can be configured to apply a layer of collagen gel over the second component. The inner and outer tubes are sized, and flow rate may be configured such that an initial diameter of the first component exiting the outlet is substantially smaller than a final diameter of the first component, and an initial thickness of the second component exiting the outlet is substantially greater than a final thickness of the second component.
This process isnt completely new to space science electrostatic discharges can occur in any poorly conducting (dielectric) material exposed to intense space radiation, and is actually the leading cause of spacecraft anomalies, said Timothy Stubbs of NASAs Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbe
"Near the north and south poles, the conditions appear to be favorable for water ice to exist beneath the surface," says Timothy Stubbs of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Stubbs and Yongli Wang of the Goddard Planetary Hel