Goats have a more hospitable microflora environment for
noxious phenolic compound degradation than other ruminant
animals; furthermore, it is believed that goats better tolerate
phenolic compounds than other ungulates due to their enlarged
salivary gland, which ensures extensive proline excretion and
neutralizes the negative effect (Günlü & Alas¸ ahan, 2010). It was
reported that total phenolic compounds for milk beverages containing
fruit juices in their composition ranged between 268 and
998 mg GAE L1 (Zulueta et al., 2007). The total phenolic content of
the soymilk samples varied form 1.72 and 3.20 mg g1 (Xu, Sam, &
Chang, 2009).