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STUDYING ON LACTIC BACTERIA IN YOGHURT AND USING THEM TO MAKE SOYA YOGHURT

Trinh Thi Hong 1
Duong Thi Thu Ly 2
Volume & Issue: Vol. 7 No. 4&5 (2004) | Page No.: 61-69 | DOI: 10.32508/stdj.v7i4&5.3197
Published: 2004-05-31

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Abstract

Isolating lactic bacteria from some samples: market yoghurt, fermented soya,... We preliminarily collect 8 strains, three of them are B1, B5, B6 which congeal milk well and the product have specific aromatic flavour yoghurt. Three strains are classified at the level genus: B1: Lactobacillus sp., Bs: Streptococcus sp., B6: Streptococcus sp2.. Define the point time getting a great of mass on MRS medium is 21 hours (B1 (0.96x109 cells/ml), Bs (1.32x109 cells/ml) và B6 (0.63x109 cells/ml)). Define the method making milk and the fit indexs to make soya yoghurt: - Base on the Intsoy method (method I) but fry and then soak 2 times with NaHCO3 0.025% and NaHCO3 0.05% (method II). - The fit indexs to make soya yoghurt are: + The seed is 10° cells/ml milk. + The congealable time is 6 hours at 43°C. + The rate of seed bacilli and streptococci is 1:1 (B1/B5 = 1:1). The product have smoothly homogeneous structure, ivory-white, pretty sleeky surface, sour, aromatic, softly soya smell and protein (49.738 g/l), amin protein (2.256 g/l), and worthless ammoniac.

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