Table 1. Changes in pH of vinegar added with edible ethanol extract from ‘Seomaeyaksuk’
Fermentation period (days) | pH |
CO1) | SEE-0.5 | SEE-1.0 |
0 | 4.52±0.01aE | 4.75±0.00cF | 4.61±0.00bD |
5 | 3.27±0.08aD | 3.41±0.00bE | 3.53±0.00cBC |
10 | 3.19±0.08aCD | 3.26±0.00aD | 3.25±0.01aAB |
15 | 3.15±0.07aBC | 3.20±0.00aC | 3.66±0.01bC |
20 | 3.06±0.02aAB | 3.18±0.00abB | 3.65±0.45bC |
25 | 3.00±0.02aA | 3.14±0.00bA | 3.14±0.02bA |
CO, The same volume of 10% malt extract and ‘Seomaeyaksuk’ water extract mixture was adjusted the alcohol concentration to 6% with edible ethanol; SEE-0.5, The same volume of 10% malt extract and 2.75 °Brix ‘Seomaeyaksuk’ 70% ethanol extract mixture was adjusted the alcohol concentration to 6% with edible ethanol; SEE-1.0, The same volume of 10% malt extract and 5.5 °Brix ‘Seomaeyaksuk’ 70% ethanol extract mixture was adjusted the alcohol concentration to 6% with edible ethanol.
Each value represents mean±SD, n=3.
Means with different superscript in the same fermentation days are significantly different at p<0.05.
Means with different superscript in the same sample code are significantly different at p<0.05.