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Yoghurt is a smooth, viscous get and nutty flavoured dairy product resulting from the acidification of milk by fermentation. This study was conducted to examine the various methods of producing yoghurt; its process development and economical implication of these methods. In the first method, the process began by treating the milk when using unpasteurized milk to eliminate bacteria; in the second method, the process began by gently heating the milk, while in the third method, the process began by boiling the raw milk. The first process have been found to be more economical. The ingredients needed for these processes includes milk, stabilizer, flavouring, water, yoghurt starter culture, sugar, and preservatives. The study concludes that the process for the preparation of yoghurt is easy and either of the method is economical, time-saving and unique.
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This study evaluated the effect of flood on farm families in Delta State. It specifically desc...
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This study was carried out on an assessment of the impact of basic health care provision fund...
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The effect of albino gene on intraspecific hybridazation of African Catfish and Albino Clarias gariepinus was carriedout to dete...
Abstract: THE TAX IMPLICATIONS OF EMPLOYEE STOCK OWNERSHIP PLANS (ESOPS)
This study examines the tax implications of Employee Stock Owner...
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The crisis that has rocked the Global economy in the past few year has been nothing but of great interest to go...
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The economic environment is rapidly changing, with phenomena...
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This study was carried out to examine the impact of the leadership and management on academic...
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This research examines the role of accounting in the control of public expenditures in Nigeria, a case study of control bank of...
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Nigeria has relied solely on oil revenue over the years. However, in view of the recent decline on oil revenue...
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It is not just good enough to obtain license, establish and start running a community radio station. The success of any organiza...