Effect of Fermented Temperature on the Viable Bacteria Counts of Freeze-dried Starter
LI Zhi-cheng
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LI Zhi-cheng
Abstract
At 30℃、34℃、37℃、42℃,the effect of fermented temperature on the viable bacteria counts of freeze-dried starter of lactic acid bacteria made up Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus was studied.In order to obtain more viable bacteria counts,pH of fermented liquid was controlled within 6.0~6.3 with 30% Na_2CO_3.The result indicated that: fermented temperature can remarkably affect the viable bacteria counts of freeze-dried starter.The optimum fermented temperature of lactic acid bacteria is at 30℃ and its viable bacteria counts can reach 4.2×10~(11) cfu/g.
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At 30℃、34℃、37℃、42℃,the effect of fermented temperature on the viable bacteria counts of freeze-dried starter of lactic acid bacteria made up Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus was studied.In order to obtain more viable bacteria counts,pH of fermented liquid was controlled within 6.0~6.3 with 30% Na_2CO_3.The result indicated that: fermented temperature can remarkably affect the viable bacteria counts of freeze-dried starter.The optimum fermented temperature of lactic acid bacteria is at 30℃ and its viable bacteria counts can reach 4.2×10~(11) cfu/g.
Key concepts: Starter, Bacteria, Lactic acid, Fermentation, Streptococcus thermophilus, Lactobacillus, Food science, Fermentation starter