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          <dc:title>Effect of Starter Culture, Fermentation Temperature and Fermentation Time on the Preparation of Yoghurt</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Bo Bo Thet</dc:creator>
          <dc:creator>Pansy Kyaw Hla</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>The aim of this research work is to prepare yoghurt from goat milk and cow milk. Milk&#13; samples were collected from different sources such as cow milk (Ngwe Sin Palei and Sein&#13; Lei Kan Thar Brands) and native cow milk from Ywar Thit Village, Htantabin Township,&#13; Yangon Region. Similarly, native goat milk samples were collected from from Ywar Thit&#13; Village, Htantabin Township and Insein Township. Fluid yoghurt and cream yoghurt were&#13; prepared from different milk samples The physico-chemical characteristics, yield percent&#13; and shelf-life of prepared yoghurt were also investigated. In this research work, starter&#13; culture, pH, fermentation temperature and fermentation time were important control&#13; parameters for preparation of yoghurt. It was observed that starter culture (15g),&#13; fermentation time (5hours) and fermentation temperature (43°C) were the most suitable&#13; conditions for the preparation of yoghurt.</dc:description>
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