Production of functional basil drink enhanced with bifidobacterium

The study was\r\nconducted in the laboratories of the Department of Food Sciences / College of\r\nAgriculture / Tikrit University, for the purpose of producing a natural basil\r\ndrink enhanced with the use of Bifidobacterium. It included fermenting the\r\nproduct by cooling at a temperature of 5°C for four weeks T2, T3,\r\nT4 and T5, and comparing it with the standard drink T1.\r\nSeveral tests were conducted after each week of refrigerated storage, and\r\nseveral sensory tests were also conducted to determine the validity of the\r\nproduct. It was noted through the results of the study that there was a\r\ncontinuous decrease in the concentration of total soluble solids (TSS) of the\r\ntherapeutic basil drink during the fermentation stages as a result of the\r\nconsumption of the components of the functional drink produced by\r\nBifidobacterium bacteria. In addition to the increased acidity of the medium\r\ndue to the production of lactic acid by the probiotic bacteria, the results\r\nalso showed an increase in the concentrations of total phenols, eugenol,\r\nflavonoids, carotenoids, and vitamins, including vitamin C and vitamin B3.\r\nSeveral sensory tests were also conducted, including taste, color, smell,\r\ntexture, and general acceptability, and the results were acceptable after four\r\nweeks of fermentation.

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International Journal of Horticulture and Food Science
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.33545/26631067.2025.v7.i5b.305
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Probiotics and Fermented Foods
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Production of functional basil drink enhanced with bifidobacterium

Hussein Essa Hamad, Shaimmaa Riyadh Abdulsalaam, Nuha Mohmmad Jead
International Journal of Horticulture and Food Science
Probiotics and Fermented Foods
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Production of functional basil drink enhanced with bifidobacterium

Hussein Essa Hamad, Shaimmaa Riyadh Abdulsalaam, Nuha Mohmmad Jead
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Abstract

The study was\r\nconducted in the laboratories of the Department of Food Sciences / College of\r\nAgriculture / Tikrit University, for the purpose of producing a natural basil\r\ndrink enhanced with the use of Bifidobacterium. It included fermenting the\r\nproduct by cooling at a temperature of 5°C for four weeks T2, T3,\r\nT4 and T5, and comparing it with the standard drink T1.\r\nSeveral tests were conducted after each week of refrigerated storage, and\r\nseveral sensory tests were also conducted to determine the validity of the\r\nproduct. It was noted through the results of the study that there was a\r\ncontinuous decrease in the concentration of total soluble solids (TSS) of the\r\ntherapeutic basil drink during the fermentation stages as a result of the\r\nconsumption of the components of the functional drink produced by\r\nBifidobacterium bacteria. In addition to the increased acidity of the medium\r\ndue to the production of lactic acid by the probiotic bacteria, the results\r\nalso showed an increase in the concentrations of total phenols, eugenol,\r\nflavonoids, carotenoids, and vitamins, including vitamin C and vitamin B3.\r\nSeveral sensory tests were also conducted, including taste, color, smell,\r\ntexture, and general acceptability, and the results were acceptable after four\r\nweeks of fermentation.

International Journal of Horticulture and Food ScienceVol. 7(5)
University of Mosul (IQ), University of Tikrit (IQ)
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