The crisp pine candy is a specialty product in South China Foods and belongs to Chinese hard candy. It is made from raw materials such as sucrose, pine nuts and liquid glucose. Crisp pine nuts have unique flavor, crisp and sweet taste, long aftertaste, and are well received by the masses and foreign friends. It is a favorite food for the Japanese people to eat a piece of brittle pine nuts before eating in Japan. Raw material formula Sucrose, pine nut, chemical mash, big oil. Production Method 1. Candied fruit: Mixed with pine nuts and other cooling points with peanut sugar. 2, out of the article, the whole type, cuts, packaging: After the sugar is a little cool, with a canvas insulation, put the growth of the article on the wooden frame in the whole type, cut, to be fully cooled before packaging. Quality Standard Color: light yellow, shiny. Shape: long oblate, smooth surface, pine nuts distribution, no missing corners and fracture phenomenon. Taste: crisp and sweet, with a unique flavor of pine nuts. Organization: Crunchy. Despite its benefits, early enteral nutrition (EN) is considered controversial in critically ill patients with severe hemodynamic failure. Objective: To evaluate the tolerance and safety of early EN in a consecutive group of patients receiving venoarterial (VA) extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) for severe hemodynamic failure. Materials and Methods: Prospective observational study performed in a cardiac surgical intensive care unit (ICU) during a 1â€year period. All adult patients receiving VA ECMO for severe hemodynamic failure unresponsive to conventional therapies were included. Nutrition support was provided during the study period following the established ICU nutrition protocol. Energy target was 25 kcal/kg, to be reached over 4 days. Nutrition tolerance was defined as the ratio of delivered nutrition to target nutrition, expressed as a percentage. Medical Disposable Enteral Nutrition bag,Enteral Feeding Pump Set ,Pre-Attached Bag Suzhou Xuanweicheng Biotechnology Co., Ltd , https://www.xwc-medical.com
Production of brittle pine nuts