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The effect of homogenization pressure and stages on viability of probiotic bacteria and overall acceptability of low-fat probiotic yoghurt

Document Type : Complete scientific research article

Keywords

  • Keywords: Probiotic yoghurt
  • homogenization pressure
  • the number of homogenization stages
  • probiotic viability
  • overall acceptability
dor 20.1001.1.24233544.1393.6.1.3.8

Food Processing and Preservation Journal
Volume 6, Issue 1 - Serial Number 1
May 2014
Pages 37-52

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(2014). The effect of homogenization pressure and stages on viability of probiotic bacteria and overall acceptability of low-fat probiotic yoghurt. Food Processing and Preservation Journal, 6(1), 37-52.

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. "The effect of homogenization pressure and stages on viability of probiotic bacteria and overall acceptability of low-fat probiotic yoghurt", Food Processing and Preservation Journal, 6, 1, 2014, 37-52.

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(2014). 'The effect of homogenization pressure and stages on viability of probiotic bacteria and overall acceptability of low-fat probiotic yoghurt', Food Processing and Preservation Journal, 6(1), pp. 37-52.

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, "The effect of homogenization pressure and stages on viability of probiotic bacteria and overall acceptability of low-fat probiotic yoghurt," Food Processing and Preservation Journal, 6 1 (2014): 37-52,

VANCOUVER

The effect of homogenization pressure and stages on viability of probiotic bacteria and overall acceptability of low-fat probiotic yoghurt. Food Processing and Preservation Journal, 2014; 6(1): 37-52.

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