before its gel formation on fermentation. Similar insignificant change in
the total phenolic content and FRP in yoghurt was reported when
grape seed extract phenolics was supplemented into milk before
inoculation-fermentation (Chouchouli et al., 2013). The TP content
of carrot can vary depending on the cultivar, pre-harvest management, postharvest handling, storage and processing methods(Sharma et al., 2012). The results showed, due to increased carotenoids and a supply of other possible phytonutrients like ascorbic acid, phenolics, tocopherols andfibers from carrot juice, that there
is a possibility to improve yoghurts with potential to supply antioxidant, pro-vitamin A and dietaryfibers.