Sensorial and physico-chemical characteristics of yoghurt manufactured with ewe's and skim milk.
Fadela Chougrani, Abderrahim Cheriguene, Ahmed Bensoltane
Abstract
Fadela Chougrani, Abderrahim Cheriguene, Ahmed Bensoltane
Abstract
Yoghurts were prepared with commercial strains CHR, HANSEN Denmark using two types of milk, ewe's milk and skim milk CELIA. A dose of 2.5% of commercial starters was used for the preparation of yoghurt. Physico-chemical, organoleptic and rheological propeties of yoghurts prepared with both types of milk were studied in order to determine the best preparation depending on the type of milk. The sensory analysis revealed that the product made with ewe's milk was better compared to that made from skim milk. Furthermore, the effect of type of milk was clearly observed on the acidity, the cohesiveness and the number of lactic acid bacteria in this type of milk.
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Yoghurts were prepared with commercial strains CHR, HANSEN Denmark using two types of milk, ewe's milk and skim milk CELIA. A dose of 2.5% of commercial starters was used for the preparation of yoghurt. Physico-chemical, organoleptic and rheological propeties of yoghurts prepared with both types of milk were studied in order to determine the best preparation depending on the type of milk. The sensory analysis revealed that the product made with ewe's milk was better compared to that made from skim milk. Furthermore, the effect of type of milk was clearly observed on the acidity, the cohesiveness and the number of lactic acid bacteria in this type of milk.
Key concepts: Skimmed milk, Food science, Organoleptic, Chemistry, Lactic acid, Milk products, Dairy industry, Farmer cheese