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Recovery of nisin from minced meat and meat emulsions was poor and variable. The rate of recovery was little affected by the presence of NaCl and/or NaNO2, particle size, or the meat to extractant (0.02N HCl) ratio, but was significantly affected by the fat content of the meat. For nisin added at 100 iu/g, recoveries at the optimal meat to extractant ratio, 10% wt/wt suspension, ranged from 26% at 3% fat to 76% at 83% fat. At addition levels of 200 iu/g and greater, nisin recovery efficiency was reduced.
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Bell et al. (1986) studied this question.
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