Abstract: A method for processing organic materials into highly soluble food products is provided by treating the organic material with one enzyme at pH and temperature conditions optimal for reaction followed by a condition change to inactivate the first enzyme while creating an optimal condition for a second enzyme and further terminating the second reaction by inactivating the second enzyme. A third enzyme may optionally be added to this reaction. The sequential enzyme-treated products are then cooled, filtered and dried thereby transformed into final food products.

Abstract: A method for processing organic materials into highly soluble food products is provided by treating the organic material with one enzyme at pH and temperature conditions optimal for reaction followed by a condition change to inactivate the first enzyme while creating an optimal condition for a second enzyme and further terminating the second reaction by inactivating the second enzyme. A third enzyme may optionally be added to this reaction. The sequential enzyme-treated products are then cooled, filtered and dried thereby transformed into final food products.

Abstract: A paint bucket comprised of a container, a relatively rigid handle and a brush rest. The container includes a bottom and side portion, the side portion defining an open top. The handle includes a connecting section and a gripping section. The connecting section is connected to the side of the container so as to be affixed thereto in a relatively rigid fashion, and so that the gripping section of the handle is disposed directly above the container. The brush rest is integrally formed with the gripping section and includes means for nestingly accepting the handle of the paint brush so as to maintain the handle in an upright position.