Changes in Bacterial Counts of Stored Ice Cream Mix

Frequency of Bacterial Frequency of Bacterial Contamination in Traditional Ice Cream Produced in Arak, Iran (2011)

Abstract Background and Objective: Ice cream is a suitable environment for microbial growth due to its chemical structure, ingredients, and its increased supply and demand. In the absence of hygienic considerations, it can cause poisoning. This study aimed to determine bacterial contamination in traditional ice cream produced in Arak city in 2011. Material and Methods: The samples (n= 30) were ...

Bacterial Standards for Ice-Cream

Within the last two or three years, the manufacture and consumption of ice-cream in the city of Calcutta have enormously increased. Numerous small and large cafes and restaurants have sprung up, and most of them are preparing and supplying ice-cream to their customers, civil and military. The production of ice-cream by large scale manufacturing companies has gone up tenfold and more, and the ic...

Ice cream.

Connecting the dots between bacterial biofilms and ice cream.

Emerging research is revealing a diverse array of interfacially-active proteins that are involved in varied biological process from foaming horse sweat to bacterial raincoat formation. We describe an interdisciplinary approach to study the molecular and biophysical mechanisms controlling the activity of an unusual bacterial protein called BslA. This protein is needed for biofilm formation and f...

optimizing yoghurt-ice cream mix blend in soy based frozen yoghurt

yoghurt ice cream (yic) or frozen yoghurt dessert can be regarded as a healthy alternative to plain ice cream. also use of soy derived products in food formulations can lead to the development of products of improved nutritional and health promoting values. yoghurt ice cream was prepared using full-fat soy flour to substitute 55% of non fat dry milk content. product formulation comprised of 12%...