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There are various kinds of cereals used in sunsik manufacturing. Different harmful microorganisms that can contaminate these cereals have been reported. According to the different sizes of cereals used, black bean, black rice, and millet were artificially contaminated with Escherichia Coli. E. coli contamination in cereal samples was detected after different washing steps under different conditions. The increase of washing time did not have any effect with regard to reducing E. coli in samples. Among several ratios between the washing solution and sample, 2:1 that have little influence to reduce E. coli contamination have been determined. The temperature of the washing solution is an influencing factor as well. Washing with solution at 40℃ could reduce 1 log of E. coli in samples. Among different concentrations of saline used as a washing solution, 5% could reduce 2~3 log E. coli in contaminated samples. However, the saline adds a salty taste to cereals when used during the washing step. To remove that, an extra washing step and large amount of washing solution are necessary in sunsik manufacturing.

Analysis of Harmful Microorganisms in Raw Cereal Materials and Processing Environment for Sunsik