Abstract

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of pineapple, fermentation time and pineapple concentration on decreasing caffeine levels. The experimental design used was a randomized block design (RAK). P0X1 (0 hours fermentation time with 50% pineapple concentration), P0X2 (0 hours fermentation time with 80% pineapple concentration), P1X1 (9 hours fermentation time with 50% pineapple concentration), P1X2 (9 hours fermentation time with 80% pineapple concentration )), P2X1 (24 hours fermentation time with 50% pineapple concentration), P2X2 (24 hours fermentation time with 80% pineapple concentration), P3X1 (36 hours fermentation time with 50% pineapple concentration), P3X2 (36 hours fermentation time with 50% pineapple concentration), P3X2 (36 hours fermentation time with 50% pineapple concentration). pineapple) 80%). Data analysis used Analysis Of Variance (ANOVA) and continued with the smallest significant difference (BNT) with a level of 5%. The results showed that the fermentation time of 36 hours with 80% pineapple concentration, and 24 hours of fermentation with 80% pineapple concentration. the value of 1.1%, the fermentation time of 24 hours with 50% pineapple concentration resulted in a value of 1.5%, the fermentation time of 9 hours with 80% pineapple concentration produced a value of 1.6%, the 9 hour fermentation time of 50% pineapple concentration resulted in a value of 1.7 %, fermentation time 0 hours, pineapple concentration 80% produces a value of 2.3%, fermentation time 0 hours with pineapple concentration 50% produces a value of 2.3%.

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