Abstract: A vegetable particulate food product produced from plant parts containing starch and having at least one constituent that can be removed by means of water that is reduced by 20 to 90 wt % of the original content in comparison with the native plant part, and a method for producing such a food product.

Abstract: A process for producing coagulated leguminous protein fractions of MW>14, comprising: initial charging of fruit juice; coagulation of the leguminous protein; removal of a leguminous protein fraction whose majority has an MW of from >14 kD to approx. 600 kD; optionally, washing the coagulated leguminous protein fraction thus obtained; and optionally, drying the leguminous protein fraction, and to the use of the leguminous protein fraction as a food, food additive, medicament additive, animal feed, in cosmetics, as industrial protein, and/or as an adhesive.

Abstract: A process for producing coagulated leguminous protein fractions of MW>14, comprising: initial charging of fruit juice; coagulation of the leguminous protein; removal of a leguminous protein fraction whose majority has an MW of from >14 kD to approx. 600 kD; optionally, washing the coagulated leguminous protein fraction thus obtained; and optionally, drying the leguminous protein fraction, and to the use of the leguminous protein fraction as a food, food additive, medicament additive, animal feed, in cosmetics, as industrial protein, and/or as an adhesive.

Abstract: A method of preparing a coagulated plant protein fraction with a medium molecular weight of between 14 to 97, by providing fruit juice in aqueous solution; precipitating a high-molecular-weight plant protein fraction whose bulk has a molecular weight of from above 100 to 600, by adjusting an acidic pH and/or a temperature above room temperature, and mechanically separating the fraction precipitated thus; precipitating a medium-molecular-weight coagulated plant protein fraction under warm conditions by treating, at pH 2 to 7, and between 60 to 90° C., the solution obtained after separation of the high-molecular-weight plant protein fraction and mechanically separating the medium-molecular-weight coagulated plant protein fraction with a molecular weight of between approximately 14 to 97, with the bulk of the molecular weight distribution being between 20 to 60.