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Microbiological Analysis of Pathogenic Organisms in Indigenous Fermented Milk Products
S.B. Kumbhar, J.S. Ghosh and S.P. Samudre
Corresponding Author: Dr. J.S.Ghosh
Submitted: 2009 Sept., 12
Accepted: 2009 Oct., 12
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Milk is one of the m ost affordable source of many nutritions like proteins and vitamins. Many people
do not like to consume milk in its liquid form. Therefore, there are several products which are made out milk
called as Dairy Products, which preserve the nutritive values of milk and makes it easily acceptable to
consumers. One such class of products, is the fermented dairy products. In India these are named in vernacular
language as Dahi (lactic fermented and curdled milk), Shrikhand with different flavours prepared from hung
curd, sugar and real fruit pulps, lassi w hich is nothing but a sort of butter milk w ith slightly high milk solid
content and sweetened with sugar. However a large volume of these products are produced in unorganized
sector, unbranded, with little precautions of food safety and quality. This investigation is a factual
documentation of such a finding and suggestions as to the methods needed to improve the safety and quality.
Key words: Dahi, shrikhand, lassi, micrococcus, escherichia, milk,
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S.B. Kumbhar, J.S. Ghosh and S.P. Samudre, . Microbiological Analysis of Pathogenic Organisms in Indigenous Fermented Milk Products. Advance Journal of Food Science and Technology, (1): Page No: 35-38.
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