Article details

Journal
Biotechnology and Food Science
Volume 83 Number 2
Year
2019
Title
Functional ice cream with a
Authors

Wojciech Motyl 1,2, * Piotr Dziugan 2, Ilona Motyl 2, Aleksandra Jóźwiak 2, Szymon Nowak 2,3
1 Kilargo Ltd., 90-105, Lodz, Poland
2 Institute of Fermentation Technology and Microbiology, Lodz University of Technology, 90-924, Lodz, Poland
3 National Sugar Company ”Polski Cukier” S.A., Production Facility Dobrzelin Sugar Factory, Dobrzelin 99-319, Poland
*w.motyl@op.pl

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Pages: 121-134
Abstract

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High market competitiveness as well as increased interest in health-related products forces producers to create new products and innovative production technologies that would encourage a potential customer to buy. The idea of "clean label" enjoys growing popularity due to the strong interest in healthy, unprocessed products and simple ingredients. Currently, products of this type are not yet very popular in the assortment of ice cream available on the Polish market. Ice cream enriched with selected nutrients are in accordance with prevailing dietary trends. An interesting proposal to increase the health value of ice cream may be the introduction of vitamins, mineral preparations cheap jerseys from china and dietary fiber into their composition. The pro-health activity of dietary fiber is related to their beneficial effects on human intestinal microflora. From technological point of view, ice cream with the addition of fiber preparation was characterized by a significantly longer melting time than ice cream without fiber. Another way to enrich the ice cream is the addition of probiotics. Consumption of probiotic-containing ice cream can have a positive effect on human health mainly through immune system. In order to achieve the desired health effect as a result of consumption of probiotic ice cream, it is necessary to ensure therapeutic minimum related to ensuring the minimum number of viable cells of probiotic bacteria necessary to guarantee the beneficial effects of probiotic microflora on the human body (e.g. milk fermented beverages, the therapeutic minimum is 106 -107 CFU/g).

Keywords
functional foods; probiotics; lactic acid bacteria
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