2020
DOI: 10.1007/s13205-020-2119-4
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Simultaneous vinegar fermentation from a pineapple by-product using the co-inoculation of yeast and thermotolerant acetic acid bacteria and their physiochemical properties

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“…However, with the progression of the fermentation, a pellicle was observed on the surface of the vinegar media showing that both the yeast and AAB have come to the surface to get the required aeration condition for their growth and performance. A similar type of research done by Tanamool et al (2020) stated that they were able to perform simultaneous vinegar production from pineapple peel using thermotolerant A. pasteurianus FPB2-3 successfully.…”
Section: ) and Thermo Adapted Acetic Acid Bacteria (A Pasteurianus Th3)mentioning
confidence: 78%
“…However, with the progression of the fermentation, a pellicle was observed on the surface of the vinegar media showing that both the yeast and AAB have come to the surface to get the required aeration condition for their growth and performance. A similar type of research done by Tanamool et al (2020) stated that they were able to perform simultaneous vinegar production from pineapple peel using thermotolerant A. pasteurianus FPB2-3 successfully.…”
Section: ) and Thermo Adapted Acetic Acid Bacteria (A Pasteurianus Th3)mentioning
confidence: 78%
“…The food waste materials can be fermented directly by acetic acid bacteria to acetic acid containing useful products, such as vinegar. Different agricultural waste materials, such as banana peels, pineapple waste, apple waste, worthless onion, and coconut water have been successfully used for acetic acid production [41,47,48]. The acids, with acetic acid as the predominant one, are removed from the rest of the organic material by filtration.…”
Section: Aerobic Volatile Fatty Acid Production By Pure Culture Ferme...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, some efforts have been made in order to utilize pineapple wastes, which have already been used as the substrate for the production of bromelain and organic acids, 1 fiber and phenolic antioxidants, 2 ethanol and biogas 3 vinegar. 4 In Ethiopia, most consumers of fruits in general and pineapple in particular usually discard the peels extensively as waste parts after consumption, in this manner constituting stoppable pollution. Hence, it is important assessing the potential of pineapple peel in vinegar production instead of discarding the peels as waste materials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vinegar is a traditional fermented product that can be made from a variety of raw materials. 4 It can be made from alcohol-water mixtures to different fruit wines from all alcoholic content. 5 It is the result of a bacterial genus, Acetobacter, that is, converts ethyl alcohol into acetic acid.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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