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Fresh milk (and/or cream) is fermented using lactic bacteria starters or “cultures”: Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus. The bacteria are added to heated, pasteurized, homogenized milk, and the milk is then incubated at a specific temperature to maximize the activity of the bacteria.BBeneficial, friendly or helpful bacteria: Bacteria that naturally inhabit our digestive tracts and help us to digest foods and help keep our bodies healthy by controlling harmful bacteria and other microorganisms.FFermentation: A chemical reaction induced by living or nonliving ferments, such as bacteria and yeast, that split complex organic compounds into new simpler compounds.HHomogenization: The mechanical process of incorporating the natural fat globules into the liquids in milk to keep them blended.PPasteurize: The process of heating milk or cream (and other beverages) to a specific temperature for a specified time to destroy any potential harmful microorganisms and increase its keeping qualities.
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