Application of scoby bacterial cellulose as hydrocolloids on physicochemical, textural and sensory characteristics of mango jam
BACKGROUND: The scoby pellicle of symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast is a by-product from kombucha fermentation. While a portion is used as starter culture, the remainder is often discarded, yet it can be a valuable source of bacterial cellulose. RESULTS: Scoby from black, green and oolong tea...
Main Authors: | Chong, Ann Qi, Chin, Nyuk Ling, A. Talib, Rosnita, Kadir Basha, Roseliza |
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Format: | Article |
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John Wiley and Sons
2024
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