The Survival of Pathogenic Microorganisms in Ice Cream

increasing the probiotic survival in functional ice cream by microencapsulation

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Assessment of Pathogenic Bacteria from Ice Cream and Ice Pop Sold in Gaborone, Botswana

This study was intended to isolate the following pathogenic bacteria; Yersinia enterocolitica, Listeria monocytogenes, Staphylococcus aureus and Salmonella species. Out of these four organisms, L. monocytogenes was not found in all samples. Pathogens were isolated from 31.4% of the 150 samples of open ice cream and 12.0% was isolated from packed ice cream. The targeted pathogens were not found ...

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evaluation of physicochemical, sensory properties and survival of lactobacillus casei in synbiotic soy-based ice-cream

nowadays, people tend to consume functional foods for the treatment and prevention of diseases. production growth of functional foods obliged scientists to research about production, distribution and preservation conditions of these products. use of probiotic microorganisms in soy-based products may have advantages of both probiotics and soy on the human health. the probiotic soy-based ice-crea...

evaluation of survival of encapsulated probiotic bacteria in synbiotic yog-ice cream

in this study, frozen yoghurt was produced as a synbiotic product. a food product containing both probiotics and prebiotics is named as synbiotic or functional food. lactobacillus acidophilus (la-5) as a probiotic bacteria was added to frozen yoghurt in two types; free and encapsulated, and its survivability was evaluated during 60 days storage at -18 °c . also fructo-oligosaccharide as a prebi...