Asian Journal of Dairy and Food Research, volume 26 issue 2 (june 2007) : 98-101

STUDIES ON MICROBIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF KARADKHEER: A VALUE-ADDED DAIRY PRODUCT OF MAHARASHTRA

A.R. Sarode, C.D. Khedkar, S.D. Kalyankar, M.R. Patil, D.N. Bajad, T.R. Sarode, , S.J. Chavan
1College of Dairy Technology, Warud (Pusad)- 445204, India
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Cite article:- Sarode A.R., Khedkar C.D., Kalyankar S.D., Patil M.R., Bajad D.N., Sarode T.R., Chavan S.J. (2024). STUDIES ON MICROBIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF KARADKHEER: A VALUE-ADDED DAIRY PRODUCT OF MAHARASHTRA. Asian Journal of Dairy and Food Research. 26(2): 98-101. doi: .
Present investigation was conducted to know the microbiological quality of laboratory-made Karadkheer. Standard plate count (SPC), coliform counts and yeast and mold counts of the product after 3, 6, 9, 12 and 15 h of its preparation. The results obtained during the course of investigation were subjected to statistical analysis. Karadkheer prepared from 60 parts of standardized milk and 40 parts of safflower extract containing 9 % cane sugar showed the lowest SPC and coliform counts among the five treatments. Yeast and molds showed an uninterrupted rate of growth, which could be attributed to their ability to grow in presence of higher sugar content and viscosity.
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