A starter culture is a microbial culture which actually performs fermentation. Starter preparations assist the beginning of the fermentation process in preparation of various foods and fermented drinks. A number of bacterial and other microbial strains have been used either in single or in combination for producing the desired effect in the finished product. 

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vStarter cultures are bacterial or fungal strains either pure or mixed, used to initiate a fermentation process.
vStarter culture means selected strains of food-grade micro-organisms of known and stable metabolic activities and that is used to produce fermented foods of desirable appearance, body, texture and flavour.
vStarter culture means the micro-organisms that are selected based on their ability to produce lactic acid for curd production and a low pH to prevent spoilage, produce metabolites that give desirable flavours: or produce enzymes that ripen the dairy product.
 

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