Optimization of Spray Dryed Raspberry Juice with a Value Addition of Probiotices
Journal: BEST : International Journal of Humanities , Arts, Medicine and Sciences ( BEST : IJHAMS ) (Vol.5, No. 12)Publication Date: 2017-12-31
Authors : Heeba.S Shamily.S; S.Elizabeth Amudhini Stephen;
Page : 99-102
Keywords : Probiotic; Maltodextrin; Spray Drying & Optimization;
Abstract
To increase the availability of probiotic in non dairy products (raspberry juice), combinations of probiotic are used. Maltodextrin plays an important role in spray drying.
User defined response surface method is used for optimization, with two independent variable spray drying inlet temperature (◦c) and maltodextrin ratio, to find out the dependent output percentage recovery. Changing the inlet temperature (◦c) and maltodextrin ratio has a greater impact on the recovery percentage. The consumption of probiotic is increased nowadays and acts as a substitute for people who has lactose intolerance.
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