Horseradish tree probiotics beverage

Abstract

The invention relates to a horseradish tree probiotics beverage and belongs to the technical field of beverage products. The horseradish tree probiotics beverage is prepared from the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 96% of water, 1.5% of probiotics, 1% of horseradish tree extract, 1% of wolfberry and 0.5% of gynostemma pentaphylla. After being mixed completely, all the raw materials are subjected to biological glycolysis and incubation under the temperature condition of 25-30 DEG C then the suspension liquid is taken, so as to obtain the finished product. Through combining the horseradish tree with probiotics in a biological manner, the effective biological active components in the horseradish tree can be extracted and used completely and then absorbed completely by a human body; furthermore, the shelf life of fungus beverage is enhanced in a non-additive manner, the long-term storage can be realized.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a Moringa probiotic beverage, which belongs to the technical field of beverage products. Background technique [0002] Moringa, Moringa of the order Moringa, native to India, also known as the drumstick tree, is a perennial tropical deciduous tree. There are about 14 species in the world. The leaves and pods of Moringa are rich in various minerals, vitamins, 20 kinds of amino acids, 46 kinds of antioxidants, and 36 kinds of natural anti-inflammatory bodies and minerals. Each 100 grams of Moringa contains 7 times the vitamin C of citrus, iron is 3 times that of spinach, vitamin A is 4 times that of carrots, calcium is 4 times that of milk, potassium is 3 times that of bananas, and protein is yogurt. 2 times. Moringa can be used as a vegetable and food, has the function of improving nutrition and dietary health, and is also widely used in medicine and health care. Therefore, Moringa is known as "the tree of life" and "the diamond i...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] In the prior art, there is no relevant record of using the combination of Moringa and probiotics to make drinks, and the Moringa probiotic beverage is still a technical blank in the beverage field so far.