RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
The result of the chemical attributes of the various milk
types is presented in Table 1. The ginger and garlic spiced soy-corn milk variant had a total solid content of 8.58
and 8.40%, respectively; this value was not significantly
different (P>0.05) from the total solid content reported for
soymilk and soy-corn milk (9.44 and 9.48%, respectively).
These values were comparable to the value reported by
Omueti and Ajomole (2005) where a total solid content of
soymilk and soy-corn milk were reported as 8.84 and
9.48%, respectively. The total solid content measured for
soy-corn milk in this work was higher than that reported
by Omueti and Ajomole (2005) and this could be due to
higher level of suspended particles in the soy-corn milk
types (Nelson et al., 1976).