Sentences with phrase «lactic acid fermentation»

Vocabulary Words Include: Photosynthesis, Respiration, Chlorophyll, Chloroplast, Stomata, Glucose, Autotroph, Heterotroph, Pigment, Fermentation, Lactic Acid Fermentation, and Alcoholic Fermentation.

4) Kimchi — This spicy Korean cabbage is made with lactic acid fermentation and does wonders for the belly!

The type of fermentation that makes most foods rich in probiotics is called lactic acid fermentation.

Lactic acid fermentation enhances the digestibility of milk based foods.

The type of fermentation that makes most foods «probiotic» is called lactic acid fermentation.

If the fuel is glucose, cells use lactic acid fermentation to extract energy without oxygen.

The Kreb's cycle is much more efficient than lactic acid fermentation.

The entire function of lactic acid fermentation is based on the capability of lactic acid bacteria to produce acids, which in turn inhibit the growth of non-desirable organisms.

We love our fermented foods and apple cider vinegar is a good one to use to add some fermented goodness to quick pickles, or for flavour at the end of fermentation (don't use it as a base for lactic acid fermentation — like for fermented veggies such as kimchi or sauerkraut — as this will disrupt the fermenting process).

Ethanol fermentation gives us alcohols and bread, but there is another type of fermentation, lactic acid fermentation, which turns ordinary foods into probiotic powerhouses!

It is made using natural lactic acid fermentation.

The lactic acid fermentation process allows the good bacteria to stay and flourish while discouraging the bad bacteria.

For more than 20 years, Galactic has been at the forefront of developing first - rate expertise in lactic acid fermentation and the development of many other derivatives.

Bacteria will do lactic acid fermentation (great for yogurt, bad for bread), and no CO2 is produced, hence no bubbles in the yogurt!

More effective methods are soaking in an acid medium, lactic acid fermentation, and sprouting.

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Because of the fermentation process, lactic acid is released from the veggies and produces enzymes that improve your gut health.

During their feast, these microorganisms convert this sugar or starch into lactic acid through a process known as lacto - fermentation.

However, lacto - fermentation is taking the starches and sugars naturally present in the food and converting them into lactic acid, this happens by the presence of lactic - acid producing bacteria that are naturally present on foods (and the process usually takes 2 - 6 weeks).

Lactic acid produced by fermentation and extraction is considered to be non-synthetic under the Canadian Organic Standards.

For example sugar cane bagasse converted into a compostable plastic substitute consisting of lactic acid produced by fermentation and distillation of dextrose.

Fermentation is triggered by lactic acid bacteria — or lactobacilli — and yeasts, which use the carbohydrate fuels from the cereal grains to produce ethanol (alcohol), carbon dioxide, lactic acid and acetic acid.

During the fermentation process, bacteria break down sugar and starch, converting it to lactic acid.

The fermentation may be pure or impure, i.e. the end product may be almost exclusively lactic acid (homofermentative fermentation), or other substances may also be produced, such as acetic acid, carbon dioxide and ethanol (heterofermentative fermentation).

It's also gone through malolactic fermentation (a.k.a. «malo»), the natural process of malic acids (think of a tart green apple taste), turning into lactic acid (think a buttery or milk flavor).

The lactic acid produced by these bacteria during fermentation is what «pickles» our cucumbers, cabbage and tomatoes into Bubbies Dill Pickles, Dill Relish, Sauerkrauts, and Pickled Green Tomatoes.

Microbiological studies of the fermentation process revealed that the predominant microorganisms involved are lactic acid bacteria and moulds.

She realized that lactic acid, a fermentation by - product, was «deepening flavor, creating awesome layers.»

Store in the fridge to stop the fermentation and to reduce the sour lactic acid taste.

Using their new technique, the Princeton researchers have now used fermentation and genetically - engineered yeast to produce other chemicals including lactic acid, used in food production and bioplastics, and isobutanol, a commodity chemical and an advanced biofuel.

Lactic acid bacteria in Scotch whisky fermentations and their influence on whisky flavour Fergus Priest, Heriot University, UK Friday 21 January 2011, at 1000 - 1200 Auditorium A3.3067, Rikshospitalet, Oslo

Fermentation could also produce excessive acid formation, creating lactic acidosis.

Lacto - fermentation is a natural process by which the starches and sugars in fruits, vegetables and dairy are chemically broken down by naturally occurring bacteria and converted into lactic acid (thus, the «lacto» of lacto - fermentation).

Available exclusively to health care practitioners, Dr. Ohhira's Probiotics ® Professional Formula uses 12 select probiotic strains of LIVE lactic acid bacteria in a longer 5 - year fermentation process.

Fermentation is employed in the leavening of bread, and for preservation techniques to create lactic acid in sour foods such as sauerkraut, dry sausages, kim chi and yogurt, or vinegar (acetic acid).

Saeurkraut and kimchi, on the other hand, use fermentation to produce lactic acid which is slightly different process.

Both raw and pasteurized milk harbor bacteria but the bacteria in raw milk is the healthy bacteria of lactic - acid fermentation while the bacteria in pasteurized milk is the bacteria of spoilage.

Fermentation is simply the predigesting of a food, which is more accurately called lacto - fermentation because the process involves lactobacilli (lactic - acid - producinFermentation is simply the predigesting of a food, which is more accurately called lacto - fermentation because the process involves lactobacilli (lactic - acid - producinfermentation because the process involves lactobacilli (lactic - acid - producing bacteria).

The roots of the Alkaline Diet started in the early 1930's by Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Otto Warburg, who suggested cancer cells survive in an acidic environment by the fermentation of body sugars to create oxygen which allows them to reproduce, meanwhile creating a buildup of lactic acid.

The bacteria in the culturing agent use the sugar to produce lactic acid during the fermentation process.

The fermentation process cultivates lactic acid bacteria.

Keep in mind that sometimes the fermented cod liver oil can cause a slight burning sensation in the throat, which is due to the beneficial lactic acid from the fermentation.

Under lower temperature (about 67 °F, the ideal temperature for fermentation), polypropylene demonstrates excellent resistance to acetic acid and lactic acid (source), two major acids formed during the vegetable fermentation process.

During the fermentation process, the lacto - bacteria found on cabbage leaves convert sugar into lactic - acid.

Metal can react with the lactic acid bacteria produced during the fermentation process and non-food grade plastic may leach chemicals into your fermenting vegetables.

Most fermented foods such as unsweetened yoghurt are similar as the sugars originally present are converted into lactic acid by fermentation.

During the fermentation process the friendly lactobacilli bacteria break down the sugars to produce a special form of lactic acid that acts as a natural preservative.

Most ferments require 4 weeks room temperature fermentation in order to be at the optimum level of LABs (lactic acid bacteria).

However, the lactic acid bacteria formed during the fermentation of kimchi may also help your body break down pesticides.

In addition to lactic acid, metabolites such as lactocidin, nisin, and acidophiline produced by starter organisms during fermentation also exhibit antibacterial properties.

Lactic acid is created when oxygen is not present and glucose goes through fermentation instead of the Kreb's cycle.