Probiotic icecream as a functional food - a review

S. Sarkar
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Purpose Globally, consumer’s inclination towards functional foods had noticed due to their greater health consciousness coupled with enhanced health-care cost. The fact that probiotics could promote a healthier gut microbiome led projection of probiotic foods as functional foods and had emerged as an important dietary strategy for improved human health. It had established that ice cream was a better carrier for probiotics than fermented milked due to greater stability of probiotics in ice cream matrix. Global demand for ice cream boomed and probiotic ice cream could have been one of the most demanded functional foods. The purpose of this paper was to review the technological aspects and factors affecting probiotic viability and to standardize methodology to produce functional probiotic ice cream. Design/methodology/approach Attempt was made to search the literature (review and researched papers) to identify diverse factors affecting the probiotic viability and major technological challenge faced during formulation of probiotic ice cream. Keywords used for data searched included dairy-based functional foods, ice cream variants, probiotic ice cream, factors affecting probiotic viability and health benefits of probiotic ice cream. Findings Retention of probiotic viability at a level of >106 cfu/ml is a prerequisite for functional probiotic ice creams. Functional probiotic ice cream could have been produced with the modification of basic mix and modulating technological parameters during processing and freezing. Functionality can be further enhanced with the inclusion of certain nutraceutical components such as prebiotics, antioxidant, phenolic compounds and dietary fibres. Based upon reviewed literature, suggested method for the manufacture of functional probiotic ice cream involved freezing of a probiotic ice cream mix obtained by blending 10% probiotic fermented milk with 90% non-fermented plain ice cream mix for higher probiotic viability. Probiotic ice cream with functional features, comparable with traditional ice cream in terms of technological and sensory properties could be produced and can crop up as a novel functional food. Originality/value Probiotic ice cream with functional features may attract food manufacturers to cater health-conscious consumers.
作为功能性食品的益生菌冰淇淋--综述
目的在全球范围内,由于消费者健康意识的提高和医疗保健成本的增加,他们开始倾向于功能性食品。事实上,益生菌可以促进肠道微生物群的健康,因此益生菌食品被视为功能性食品,并已成为改善人类健康的重要饮食策略。研究发现,冰淇淋比发酵牛奶更适合作为益生菌的载体,因为冰淇淋基质中的益生菌更加稳定。全球对冰淇淋的需求激增,益生菌冰淇淋可能成为需求量最大的功能食品之一。本文旨在回顾影响益生菌存活率的技术方面和因素,并对生产功能性益生菌冰淇淋的方法进行标准化。研究结果将益生菌活力保持在大于 106 cfu/ml 的水平是功能性益生菌冰淇淋的先决条件。在加工和冷冻过程中,通过改变基本配料和调节技术参数,可以生产出功能性益生菌冰淇淋。加入某些营养保健成分,如益生元、抗氧化剂、酚类化合物和膳食纤维,可进一步增强功能性。根据查阅的文献,生产功能性益生菌冰淇淋的建议方法包括冷冻益生菌冰淇淋混合物,该混合物是将 10%的益生菌发酵奶与 90%的非发酵原味冰淇淋混合物混合而成,以提高益生菌的活力。原创性/价值具有功能性特点的益生菌冰淇淋可吸引食品制造商迎合注重健康的消费者。
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