Abstract: The invention relates to a process comprising (a) providing a quantity of plant material; (b) heating the material of (a) in aqueous medium to a temperature of 75 to 105° C.; (c) physically disrupting the material of (b); (d) processing the physically disrupted material of (c) to enrich for cells and/or cell clusters; and (e) drying the material of (d). The invention also relates to a product, which comprises at least 30% or more intact plant cells, which comprises 15% or less water by weight, which has a particle size in the range 75-500 ?m, characterised in that the product comprises at least 30% resistant starch as a proportion of total starch. The invention also relates to foodstuffs.

Abstract: An undercarriage washing assembly includes a base that may be rolled along a support surface. Thus, the base may be rolled beneath an undercarriage of a vehicle. A plurality of wheels is provided. Each of the wheels is rotatably coupled to the base to roll along the support surface. A handle is movably coupled to the base. A spray unit is coupled between the handle and the base. The spray unit may be coupled to a fluid source to deliver a fluid onto the undercarriage thereby facilitating the undercarriage to be cleaned. The spray unit includes a reservoir. The reservoir may contain a detergent thereby facilitating the spray unit to deliver the detergent to the undercarriage.

Abstract: A layered image-forming composite can include a substrate having a background color layer and a color-forming layer applied thereon. The color-forming layer includes a leuco dye that can be developed upon exposure to energy to produce a developed color. The background layer and the color-forming layer can each contribute to the overall appearance of the composite either before and/or after development of the leuco dye. In one aspect, the color-forming layer can have a thickness sufficiently thin to allow a portion of the fixed background color to be visible through a developed portion of the color-forming layer. Optionally, the color-forming layer can be applied in a filter pattern, e.g., halftone, moire, stochastic, etc. in order to provide unique visual effects to the layered composite.