Effect of Fermentation on B-Vitamin Content of Milk in Sweden
Livia Alm
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Livia Alm
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Samples of milk and fermented milk products were analyzed for B vitamin content by standard chemical and microbiological assay procedures.Fermented milk products showed an increase in folic acid content (ropy milk exhibited a twofold increase) and a slight decrease in concentration of vitamin Blz.Orotic acid was reduced in all fermented milk products (buttermilk 46.0%, yogurt 47.8%, kefir 17.7%, ropy milk 36.5%, and acidophilus milk 22.5%).Other vitamins were affected only slightly.
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Samples of milk and fermented milk products were analyzed for B vitamin content by standard chemical and microbiological assay procedures.Fermented milk products showed an increase in folic acid content (ropy milk exhibited a twofold increase) and a slight decrease in concentration of vitamin Blz.Orotic acid was reduced in all fermented milk products (buttermilk 46.0%, yogurt 47.8%, kefir 17.7%, ropy milk 36.5%, and acidophilus milk 22.5%).Other vitamins were affected only slightly.
Key concepts: Kefir, Food science, Fermentation, Chemistry, Vitamin, Vitamin C, Whole milk, Biochemistry