Kefir distinguishes itself from the well known FM
products, yoghurt, in that during its production the milk
undergoes a dual fermentation process under the action of
both lactic acid bacteria and yeast; while yoghurt can be
made from FM with lactic acid bacteria. Kefir can be
produced by fermenting milk with commercial freeze-dried
kefir starter cultures or kefir grains as well as the product
obtained after the removal of grains. It can be prepared
from many types of milk: cow, goat, sheep, coconut, rice,
and soy, but cow milk is commonly used. Traditionally,
kefir is homemade but the former product has been
commercialized in many countries
Kefir distinguishes itself from the well known FMproducts, yoghurt, in that during its production the milkundergoes a dual fermentation process under the action ofboth lactic acid bacteria and yeast; while yoghurt can bemade from FM with lactic acid bacteria. Kefir can beproduced by fermenting milk with commercial freeze-driedkefir starter cultures or kefir grains as well as the productobtained after the removal of grains. It can be preparedfrom many types of milk: cow, goat, sheep, coconut, rice,and soy, but cow milk is commonly used. Traditionally,kefir is homemade but the former product has beencommercialized in many countries
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