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Characterisation of mango flavoured curd powder developed using spray drying technique

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JOURNAL OF DAIRY RESEARCH
Volume 85, Issue 2, Pages 243-246

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CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1017/S0022029918000225

Keywords

Spray drying; dairy; flavoured curd powder; % lactic acid

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This research communication describes the production of flavoured (Mango) curd powder. The mango flavoured curd powder was developed in two different temperatures (150 degrees C and 170 degrees C) in various ratios with one control curd sample. The final powder was obtained in high quality which can be used directly or as an ingredient. The percentage of lactic acid in the developed powder showed the healthy amount of probiotic present in it. The physical properties and probiotic growth of the mango flavoured curd powder, developed by spray drying technique, have been evaluated in this article. Various properties were analysed, including moisture content, water activity, dispersibility, bulk and tapped density, porosity, particle morphology, colour analysis, pH, functional group identification using FTIR, identification of the pure culture and % of lactic acid for 3 different Curd and Mango ratios (1:0.5, 1:1, 0.5:1), respectively with one control curd sample. The lactobacillus strain found in this newly developed flavoured powder was Lactobacillus curieae. Lactic acid percentage showed the powder to contain appropriate and healthy amount of probiotic and significant flavour. Future studies are focused on storage studies of the produced powder.

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