(atsara) using locally sourced ingredients and following the traditional recipe. Ingredients: • Papaya Tidbits • Sugar Grater • Vinegar Knife • Onion Methods: Discussion The results of this experiment demonstrate the process of lactic acid fermentation in pickled green papaya. The pickled green papaya showed a decrease in pH and an increase in lactic acid concentration over time, indicating that the natural bacteria in the fruit were converting the sugars into acids. This is consistent with the theory that lactic acid fermentation occurs when pyruvic acid from glycolysis is reduced to lactic acid by NADH, which is then oxidized to NAD+. The lactic acid produced by the fermentation acts as a natural preservative, preventing the growth of harmful microbes that cause spoilage. It also enhances the flavor of the pickled green papaya, giving it a sour and tangy taste. Conclusion In conclusion, we aimed to produce atsara, a traditional Filipino condiment made from pickled green papaya, carrots,and peppers. Our results showed that the atsara had a brighter color, a crunchier texture,and a sweeter and sourer taste after the pickling process. We concluded that the pickling process improved the quality and shelf life of the atsara, and that our atsara was similar to the commercial ones available in the market. We also suggested some possible improvements for our experiment, such as using different types of vinegar, sugar, and spices, and comparing the atsara with other pickled products References 1. Coyle, D. (n.d.). Healthline. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/fermentationhttps: 2. Fermentation paper-video Rodriguez.pdf - Manila central UNIVERSITY EDSA Caloocan city basic education department senior high school ELE 021 - General | Course hero. (2021, December 16). Course Hero | Own the study hour. https://www.coursehero.com/file/123133501/FERMENTATION-Paper-Vid eo-Rodriguezpdf/ 3. Vu, H. (2022, March 16). Atchara recipe (Easy Filipino pickled papaya). Hungry Huy. https://www.hungryhuy.com/atchara-pickled-papaya/