“…Many studies have reported that lactic acid can have significant antimicrobial effects (Gao et al, 2019) Researchers have developed Lactic Acid Bacteria that can be used for food fermentation (Mathur et al, 2020) Most of the use of lactic acid bacteria for milk fermentation (Widyastuti, and Febrisiantosa, 2014) (Montet et al, 2014) (Soro-Yao et al, 2014) (Tsuda et al, 2012)and lactic acid bacteria as starter on the manufacture of fermented sausages (Franciosa et al, 2018) Lactic acid bacteria are found naturally in foodstuffs including chicken meat (Sakaridis et al, 2014) (Arief et al, 2015) succeeded in isolating LAB from beef as a probiotic. Lactic acid bacteria BR 12, BR 17, BR 11, BR 10, and BR 7 obtained from broiler chicken meat resulted in the growth of lactic acid bacteria with continuous growth with the highest lactic acid levels and the lowest pH of all Lactobacillus genes (Mudawaroch et al, 2020). BR 17 isolate is more efficient in using sucrose when compared to BR 12.…”