Additionally, during the fermentation, the amylose content showed slightly increase, which
was similar to the work reported by Nittaya (1989), indicated that amylose content was process rang
from 1 to 4% during the fermentation process to produce Kanom-jeen. This indicated that the
amorphous region of amylopectin might be hydrolyzed to short chain amylose but not significant
change was found on starch granule. This slight amylose change in starch was also affected on the
fractions of reducing sugar. It was found to increase from 0.07 to 0.39% after 24 h. of fermentation.
This result was similar to the work reported by Nittaya (1989). It was indicated that the reducing sugar
content was increased 0.24% during the fermentation process.