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titleOfInvention Process for the production of a glucide leaven, leaven obtained, production of a leaven-based beverage and product obtained
abstract Glucide leaven and use thereof in the production of a beverage. The leaven is notably characterized by the presence in a polysaccharide matrix of the yeasts Candida pseudotropicalis and Pichia membranaefeciens and the bacteria Lactococcus and Lactobacillus. It can be obtained from lacteous kefir grains containing a symbiosis of yeasts and bacteria including those mentioned above. The yeast according to the invention is useful in the production, by double fermentation of a plant extract, especially fruit or vegetable (in particular soja) juice, of a beverage rich in vitamins B, orotic acid and folic acid.
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