This document summarizes an experiment to determine the effectiveness of using bignay fruit to make wine. The experiment involved squeezing bignay fruit to extract the juice, adding sugar and yeast to one sample of juice (Test A) and only sugar to another (Test B). Both samples were stored for a week, with Test A showing yeast settling at the bottom while Test B fully fermented, hardening the plastic bottle. The conclusion was that bignay fruit is effective for making wine, with pure juice and sugar recommended but yeast can also be added if a stronger alcoholic beverage is desired.
This document summarizes an experiment to determine the effectiveness of using bignay fruit to make wine. The experiment involved squeezing bignay fruit to extract the juice, adding sugar and yeast to one sample of juice (Test A) and only sugar to another (Test B). Both samples were stored for a week, with Test A showing yeast settling at the bottom while Test B fully fermented, hardening the plastic bottle. The conclusion was that bignay fruit is effective for making wine, with pure juice and sugar recommended but yeast can also be added if a stronger alcoholic beverage is desired.
This document summarizes an experiment to determine the effectiveness of using bignay fruit to make wine. The experiment involved squeezing bignay fruit to extract the juice, adding sugar and yeast to one sample of juice (Test A) and only sugar to another (Test B). Both samples were stored for a week, with Test A showing yeast settling at the bottom while Test B fully fermented, hardening the plastic bottle. The conclusion was that bignay fruit is effective for making wine, with pure juice and sugar recommended but yeast can also be added if a stronger alcoholic beverage is desired.
This document summarizes an experiment to determine the effectiveness of using bignay fruit to make wine. The experiment involved squeezing bignay fruit to extract the juice, adding sugar and yeast to one sample of juice (Test A) and only sugar to another (Test B). Both samples were stored for a week, with Test A showing yeast settling at the bottom while Test B fully fermented, hardening the plastic bottle. The conclusion was that bignay fruit is effective for making wine, with pure juice and sugar recommended but yeast can also be added if a stronger alcoholic beverage is desired.
• Gaea Athena Ysug • Judy Lyn Garcia • Kier Tobongbanua Objective: To determine the effectiveness of Bignay fruit as wine Materials MATERIALS USED IN EXPERIMENT
PLASTIC BOTTLES &
BIGNAY FRUIT SUGAR YEAST DISPOSABLE CUPS MATERIALS USED IN EXPERIMENT:
PLASTIC LABELLING FUNNEL
CLEAN CLOTH CELLOPHANE PEN&PAPER PROCEDURES IN MAKING THE EXPERIMENT 01 CLEANING AFTER PREPAIRING ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS NEEDED….
By using water, wash the
BIGNAY fruit and disposable cups for assuring its cleanliness. 02 TWISTING / SQUEEZING Put the Bignay fruit in the clean cloth: center and cover it by remaining cloth’s space.
Catch the flow of extract or juice
of the fruit by using disposable cups. 03 WINE A. with yeast preparation Put ½ tsp. of sugar in every 1 cup of juice extract as well as 2 tsp. of yeast and mix it well. Cover it with cellophane.
MUST NOT MOVE FROM TIME TO TIME TO NOT DISTURB
THE YEAST. Since we made two experimental wine, on the other bottle we also made the wine B, which has no yeast. 04 WINE B. without yeast Put ½ tsp. of sugar in every 1 cup of juice extract. Cover it with cellophane. 05 TRANSFERRING After getting the extract, Transfer it in the plastic bottle that serve as wine bottle. BOTH WINE A AND WINE B 06 LABELLING - IN ORDER TO AVOID MISIDENTIFICATION
- EASY TO DETERMINE FOR OBSERVATION
07 STORING Set aside in the safe place and let it ferment in about 1 week. 08 CLEANING For safety concern and for greater reliance quality of results. DATA AND OBSERVATION TEST A TEST B The bignay wine was observed for Bignay 2 cups ½ cup a week in two different ways. Test a, on Extract the first day, allow the yeast to rest at the bottom of the plastic bottle. This one is still under observation due of having a confusion in the presence of the yeast Sugar 1 tbsp 1 tsp thinking that it might became inactive for some reason while test b hardened Yeast 2 tsp N/A the plastic bottle because it was fully fermented. CONCLUSION Bignay fruit as we conclude is an effective fruit to ferment and make as wine as it taste delectable. Pure extract juice with a bit of sugar is highly recommended but if you wanna try the one that is likely strong such as any other alcoholic beverages like vodka, you may also try to put a yeast on it. However, you should know the measurements of every independent materials used in the procedure so that you will know if it taste exactly to what you prefer. DOCUMENTATIONS BIGNAY WINE IN THE MAKING … AFTER [RESULTS]