Research Article

Yoghurt Production Potential of Lactic Acid Bacteria Isolated from Leguminous Seeds and Effects of Encapsulated Lactic Acid Bacteria on Bacterial Viability and Physicochemical and Sensory Properties of Yoghurt

Table 7

Viability of encapsulated starter culture (cfu/gr−1) after extrusion and freeze drying.

Alginate (%)Core to wallLCCPCBCBBBBB

After extrusion210 : 208,89 ± 0,02aA9,05 ± 0,87bA8,82 ± 0,03aA8,8 ± 0,17aA8,62 ± 0,51aA
10 : 408,77 ± 0,02bB8,87 ± 0,77bB8,56 ± 0,06bA8,84 ± 0,08aB8,44 ± 0,1aA
310 : 208,9 ± 0,1aAB9,16 ± 0,22aB8,82 ± 0,20bA8,88 ± 0,13bAB8,76 ± 0,21bA
10 : 408,78 ± 0,09aA9,08 ± 1aB8,54 ± 0,27bA8,73 ± 0,02bA8,7 ± 0,12bA

After freeze drying210 : 208,26 ± 0,14aAB8,72 ± 0,11aB8,35 ± 0,1aB8,13 ± 0,04aAB8,08 ± 0,20aA
10 : 407,89 ± 0,1bA8,36 ± 0,03bB8,32 ± 0,23aB7,97 ± 0,08bA7,87 ± 0,03aA
310 : 208,14 ± 0,1aA8,61 ± 0,06aB8,46 ± 0,16bB8,16 ± 0,17aA7,94 ± 0,09bA
10 : 408,01 ± 0,15aA8,69 ± 0,24aB8,48 ± 0,21bB8,06 ± 0,17aA7,84 ± 0,12bA

Mean results of three independent trials ± standard deviation. Means values within a line (at the same encapsulation condition) for each strain indicate significant differences (). Means value within a column indicate differences between core and wall at the same alginate concentration (%2; %3) for each starin.