Co-fermentation improves the functional properties and nutritional quality of infant complementary food products
Luigi Moriconi,
Elena Vittadini,
Anita R. Linnemann
et al.
Abstract:Fermented cereal, complementary foods, and fruit sources are used to cope with infants’ malnutrition. Our results demonstrate that a combination of strategies and technologies is needed to balance nutritional and physical qualities.
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