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Tyson Foods was granted a patent for high-protein pasta made with meat.

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What happened

In October 2026 Tyson Foods patented a lower-carbohydrate, protein-rich dough product for use in pasta and other prepared foods.

Source

patents.google.comOct 13, 2026

US patent US12757905

Composition of a dough based pasta item including animal meat protein

Abstract

A technology as disclosed and claimed herein provides a dough based pasta item or other dough based item that is a healthier alternative to conventional pastas and other dough based products. This invention results in a dough pasta item that has more protein, more complete protein, and fewer carbohydrates than conventional milled wheat dough pasta. This product turns a traditionally less-healthy food into something that has more protein and lower carbohydrates.

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Signal
Patent grant

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Grant date
Oct 13, 2026
Inventors
4
Patent number
US12757905
Assignee
Tyson Foods, Inc.

The full record

From the Signal API record

People

  • Tam Kim GrallInventor
  • Michelle Rebecca WellmanInventor
  • Michelle Antonia DuranInventor
  • You-Han ChenInventor
  • Yousef Imad ShahatitInventor

Details

Primary CPC class
A21D 13/064
USPTO assignee
Tyson Foods, Inc.
What the invention does
A dough recipe that blends animal meat protein into pasta or similar products to increase complete protein while reducing carbohydrates.

Topics and mentions

Tags

  • Intellectual Property
  • Research & Development
  • Food & Beverage
  • Product Development

Technologies named

  • food formulation
  • pasta production
  • animal protein

Extraction

Detected
Oct 14, 2026
signal_type
patents-company
signal_subtype
patentGrant

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