The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

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1 Abstract on The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

2 Chapter One of The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

3 Disclaimer

Abstract on The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

Sorghum beer is an indigenous African alcoholic beverage that has been longtraditionally brewed in the Savannah region of Nigeria; over the years there has been a problem with the Keep ability of these beers. Contemporally, a conceptual approachof hopping these beers with an indigenous hop extracts; Utazi (

Gongronemalatifolium

) has relatively improved its chemical properties compared to the Unhopped beer. This has been proven from the following; appreciable decrease in its ethanolcontent, total acidity, volatile acidity, Aspergilus prevalence from the forth day of its bench storage relative to the Unhopped beer which manifested in the second day. Thisclearly shows that the hopped sorghum beer with Utazi has a decreased rate ofdeterioration compared to the conventional Unhopped counterpart.

Chapter One of The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

Beer is an alcoholic beverage made from cereal grains, usually barley, but alsocorn, sorghum, millet, rice, wheat, and oats. Beer is made using a process calledfermentation, in which microscopic fungi called yeast consume sugars in the grain,converting them to alcohol and carbon dioxide gas (Michael, et al,2004). Over 70styles of beer are available today. Each style derives its unique characteristics fromits ingredients and subtle differences in its brewing process (Gunsch, 2010).Throughout history, wherever cereal grains were grown, humans made a beerlike beverage from them: they used wheat in Mesopotamia, Barley in Egypt, Millet andSorghum in other parts of Africa, rice in Asia, and corn in the Americas. Today, beer making is a major industry worldwide (Dornbush, et al, 2006).Our indigenous African Beers are sourced fermented drinks made withSorghum, Maize or Millet. ‘Pito’ is a dark brown traditional alcoholic beverage of

Binis in the western part of Nigeria prepared from malted grains (Maize, Sorghumor both) with a pleasant sour taste (Ekundayo,

et al, 1969). ‘Burukutu’ another indigenous alcoholic drink made from sorghum,Savannah region of Nigeria(Uveve, etal , 200)The production process of both drinks involvesfermentation atits i

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The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

Abstract on The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

Chapter One of The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

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Abstract on The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

Chapter One of The Use of Utazi Leaf Extract as a Means of Extending the Shelf Life of Locally Brewed Sorghumbeer

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