EVALUATION OF BACTERIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF ICE CREAM SOLD IN UMUAHIA

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ABSTRACT


Ice cream is a favorite food item commonly consumed during summer in all age groups. Due to its composition, it can habor many potent pathogens, most, ice creams become contaminated with microbes during production, transit, and presentation such contaminated food product  can be responsible for food borne infections in children, elderly people and immune-suppressed patents. Therefore, the study was conducted to evaluate the bacteriological quality of ice cream sold  in different areas  of Umuahia. Randomly collected ice cream samples were analyzed for total viable count (CFU/ml), coliform count (per 100ml), Biochemical characterization and sugar utilization. Selection of Escherichia. coli, Shigella species, Salmonella species, Staphylococcus aureus, Micrococcus species showed positive growth of bacteria ranging from 1.9102 to 6.2102 CFU/ml. The study revealed that all the samples showed positive growth of coliform bacteria while 50% ice cream samples positive growth of salmonella, 50% showed growth of Staphylococcus aureus, 40% shigella species, 30% showed growth of Micrococcus species and 10% Pseudomonas species. It indicates the lack of maintenance of hygienic conditions during preparation, preservation of seroing of ice cream. Hence, the present study is undertaken to assess potential health to public.

 

 


 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover Page

Title Page                                                                                                    I

Certification                                                                                                                            Ii

Dedication                                                                                                                              Iii

Acknowledgements                                                                                                                IV

Abstract                                                                                                                                  V

Table Of Contents                                                                                                                  VI

List Of Tables                                                                                                                         X

CHAPTER ONE

1.0 Introduction                                                                                                                      1

CHAPTER TWO                                                                                                                

2.1 Definition Of Ice Cream:                                                                                                  3

2.2 History Of Ice Cream:                                                                                                      3

2.3 Nutritive Value Of Ice Cream:                                                                                         4

2.4 Ice Cream Ingredients:                                                                                                     4

2.4.1 Milk Fat:                                                                                                            5

2.4.2 Milk Solids Nonfat:                                                                                                       6

2.4.3 Sugar And Sweetening Agents:                                                                                    7

2.4.4 Stabilizing Agents:                                                                                                         7

2.4.5 Emulsifying Agents:                                                                                                      8

2.4.6 Flavoring Materials:                                                                                                       9

2.4.7 Coloring Materials:                                                                                                        10

2.4.8 Air:                                                                                                                                 10

2.5 Factors Affecting Of Manufacturing Procedures:                                                            10

2.5.1 Mixing Of Ingredients:                                                                                                  10

2.5.2 Heat Treatment:                                                                                                             10

2.5.3 Homogenization:                                                                                                            11

2.5.4 Cooling:                                                                                                             13

2.5.5 Aging:                                                                                                                            14

2.5.6 Freezing:                                                                                                                        14

2.5.7 Overrun:                                                                                                                         15

2.5.8 Hardness:                                                                                                                       15

2.5.9 Packaging:                                                                                                                      16

2.5.10 Storage And Distribution:                                                                                           17

2.6 Defects Of Ice Cream:                                                                                                      17

2.6.1 Body And Texture Defects:                                                                                          17

2.6.2 Flavor Defects                                                                                                               18

2.6.3 Shrinkage Defects:                                                                                                         19

2.6.4 Color Defects:                                                                                                                19

2.7 Microbiology Of Ice Cream Ingredients:                                                                         20

2.8 Potential Microbiological Hazards Associated With Ice Cream:                         21

2.9 Major Diseases Transmitted Through Ice Cream:                                                             22

 CHAPTER THREE

3.0 Materials And Methods                                                                                                    25

3.1 Collection Of Sample                                                                                                       25

3.2 Media Preparation                                                                                                             25

3.3 Micobiological Analysis                                                                                                    26

3.4 Culture Of Sample                                                                                                            26

3.5 Coliform Count                                                                                                                 26

3.6 Identification And Characteristic Of Isolation:                                                               27

3.7 Gram Staining Techniques:                                                                                               27

3.8 Biochemical Test                                                                                                               27

3.8.1 Motility Test:                                                                                                                 27

3.8.2  Catalase Test                                                                                                                 28   3.8.3 Coagulase Test                                                                                                                 28

3.8.4 Indole Test                                                                                                                     28

3.8.5 `Citrate Test                                                                                                                   29

3.9 Sugar Fermentation                                                                                                           29

 

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0 RESULT                                                                                                                           30

CHAPTER FIVE

DISCUSION CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

5.0 Discusion                                                                                                                          36

5.1 Conclusion                                                                                                                        36

5.2 Recommendation                                                                                                              37

References

 

                                         


 

 

LIST OF TABLES

Table                                       Title                                                            Page

1.     Collection of different categories of ice cream                                                          25

2.     Total viable bacterial count of  ice cream                                                                   31

3.     Occurrence of presumptive coliform in tubes                                                             32

4.      Percentage occurrence of bacterial isolated from ice cream                                      33

5.     Biochemical characterization of isolated bacteria from ice cream                              35

 




CHAPTER ONE


 INTRODUCTION

            Ice cream is a nutritionally enriched congealed daily  product consumed by all age groups particularly children, during summer (Sharf et a., 2005). The ingredients of ice cream may be various combinations of milk, cream, evaporated or condensed milk,  dried milk, colouring material, flavours, fruits, nuts, sweetening agents, eggs and ages products stabilizer. Any of these may account for the various specific species of bacteria (Yaman et al, 2006).

            Ice cream is a nutrient food for human and also excellent medium for the growth of many micro-organization some of which may cause diseases in human beings e.g cholera, Typhoid, bacillary dysentery. Contaminated ice cream cause several outbreaks of gastrointestinal diseases in a number of countries. In, also, turpe and North America (Dijretic et al, 1997); Dijuretic and woll, 1996; Chng, 1994).

            Bacterial contamination is  the main danger posed by aid ice cream. Foods spoiled by bacteria which may look small land taste just fix can make us sick. quality of ice cream depends on extrinsic factors that include the proportion of ingredients used. Primary sources of microbial contamination of ice cream include water and raw milk, whereas secondary sources include flavouring agents, utensils and handling.


AIM

            Hence the aim of this study was to evaluate the sector quality and the bacteriological quality of road vendor and branded ice cream.

            Quality and price are two major factors in determining not only the volume of current business but also the future of the entire ice cream Umuahia.


THE OBJECTIVE

1.      Chemical composition of ice cream offered for sale in the tree towns of Umuahia.

2.      Microbiological ability of ice cream produced in Umuahia.

 


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