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. 2023 Jan 14;12(2):405. doi: 10.3390/foods12020405

Table 5.

Value (CFU × 106/g) of lactic acid bacteria (LAB), Streptococcus thermophilus (ST), and Lactobacillus delbrueckii spp. bulgaricus (LD) in yogurt without and with tannins after 21 days of cold storage.

Tannin Addition LAB LD ST
Control - 250 ± 1 C 85 ± 6 B 165 ± 7 D
ARB 0.50% 62 ± 5 D 23 ± 3 DE 39 ± 8 E
1% 86 ± 7 DE 32 ± 2 EF 54 ± 5 EF
C 0.50% 52 ± 8 F 35 ± 6 EF 17 ± 2 G
1% 14 ± 8 G 6.5 ± 4 G 7.5 ± 5 G
FNG/R 0.50% 285 ± 4 B 115 ± 5 A 170 ± 9 CD
1% 305 ± 10 B 120 ± 5 A 185 ± 5 C
NN 0.50% 84 ± 8 DE 67 ± 6 C 17 ± 2 G
1% 71 ± 6 EF 59 ± 3 CD 12 ± 3 G
QF 0.50% 110 ± 11 EF 45 ± 6 F 65 ± 5 F
1% 86 ± 10 DE 35 ± 5 EF 51 ± 5 EF
QS-SOL 0.50% 310 ± 10 B 105 ± 3 A 205 ± 7 B
1% 340 ± 17 A 110 ± 7 A 230 ± 10 A
Significance *** *** ***

Means followed by different uppercase letters indicate significant difference at p < 0.05 among tannins in columns; *** p < 0.001.