Liquid multiple vitamin preparation and process of preparing the same

Claim 1

THE PROCESS OF PREPARING A CHEMICALLY AND PHYSICALLY STABLE LIQUID MULTIPLE VITAMIN COMPOSITION CONSISTING ESSENTIALLY OF A STABLE LIQUID OIL-IN-WATER EMULSION HAVING AN AQUEOUS CONTINUOUS PHASE AND AN OIL DISPERSED PHASE, SAID CONTINUOUS PHASE COMPRISING A VISCOUS, AQUEOUS CORN SYRUP SOLUTION HAVING WATER SOLUBLE VITAMINS DISSOLVED THEREIN INCLUDING THIAMIN AND ASCORBIC ACID, AND SAID DISPERSED PHASE COMPRISING AN OIL SOLUTION HAVING OIL SOLUBLE VATIMINS DISSOLVED THEREIN INCLUDING VITAMIN A, WHICH COMPRISES THE STEPS OF FORMING A PRIMARY OIL-INWATER EMULSION BY MIXING SAID OIL SOLUTION WITH A DISPERSING AGENT AND WATER UNTIL A THICK, CREAMY EMULSION IS FORMED, BLENDING THE RESULTING EMULSION WITH SAID CORN SYRUP AND HOMOGENIZING SAID BLENDED EMULSION UNTIL THE OVERALL PARTICLE SIZE OF THE OIL DROPLETS IS WITHIN THE RANGE OF 4-15 MICRONS.