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FERNANDEZ, L. C. Development of probiotic ice cream from soluble soybean extract. 2015. 86p. Dissertation (Master of Science) – Escola de Engenharia de Lorena, Universidade de São Paulo, Lorena, 2015. Ice creams are foods that have great potential as a vehicle for species of probiotic microorganisms due to its high acceptability by all age people. Foods made with soybeans byproducts stand out in the market due to the numerous scientific evidences that show its beneficial effects on human health. Therefore, this study aimed to the development of probiotic ice cream formulated with different soybean soluble extracts (in natura and fermented), using the strain Lactobacillus delbrueckii UFV H2B20. Primarily, it was evaluated the fermentation performance (pH and titratable acidity) of 5 Lactobacillus strains in media formulated with soluble soybean extracts ESL and ES60 (Olvebra), and the results showed that these soybean byproducts are suitable for the formulation of fermentation media. The probiotic ice cream were formulated with the soybean extracts in natura (ESL and ES60) and fermented (ESL F and ES60 F) by Lactobacillus delbrueckii UFV H2B20. For the manufacture of ice cream with the soybean extracts in natura, a cell suspension was added to the basic ice cream formulation before beating and freezing procedures. The ice creams were stored at -23 ° C for 5 months and evaluated periodically regarding the physico-chemical characteristics (pH, titratable acidity, chemical composition and overrun), microbiological (cell viability) and sensorial evaluation. The results shown that the Lactobacillus strain were capable to metabolize the sugars presented in the soluble soybean extracts producing lactic acid reaching a concentration of 0.90% in the media formulated with defatted soybean extract ES60. The ice creams made with fermented extracts showed significant differences (P <0.05) regarding pH (< 4,0) and titratable acidity (1,36%) in relation to the ice creams manufactured with extracts in natura. The results concerned to the chemical composition of the ice cream, showed that the values obtaneid are in accordance with those stablished by ANVISA, presenting an average composition of 2.5% protein, 5,0-6,0% fat and 36,0% total solids. The probiotic characteristics, of the formulated ice creams, were preserved presenting viable cell counts greater than 10 UFC/g, and a decreasing in the cell number lower than one log cycle after 150 days of storage at -23 oC. Regarding the sensorial evaluation, the results revealed that the ice creams formulated with soybean extracts in natura showed no significant differences between them (P> 0.05) for the evaluated attributes and they showed higher acceptability. The ice cream formulated with ESL extract presented higher acceptance, with average notes greater than 6.0, corresponding to "like slightly". The results also showed that the fermentation of the extracts influenced negatively on the sensory properties of the ice cream, showing significant differences regarding the ice cream made with the extracts in natura, and lower acceptance scores, being the fermented ice cream ES60 F evaluated as "moderately disliked". These results indicate that the soluble soybean extracts evaluated in the present work are suitable for culture medium formulation for probiotic microorganisms, and also shown its potential for making probiotic ice cream by adaptation of the technology.

Desenvolvimento de sorvetes probióticos à base de extrato solúvel de soja