
Volumen 9, Nº 17, diciembre 2025 - mayo 2026, pp. 21-31
Pacurucu et al. Desarrollo de un producto formulado con quínoa, cebada y Lactobacillus casei
29
28 días. La viabilidad del microorganismo
siempre estuvo por encima de los niveles
recomendados. El producto tuvo un alto grado
de aceptabilidad para todos los atributos
evaluados. Por lo tanto, la adición de L. casei
dio como resultado un producto con un
gran potencial como alimento funcional con
excelentes características sensoriales.
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