acidophil
/ækˌsɪdəˈfɪl/Definitions
1. noun
A person who is fond of acidic foods or drinks, especially a person who prefers or enjoys sour milk products such as yogurt or buttermilk.
“She’s an acidophil and loves the tangy taste of her homemade yogurt.”
2. noun
A lactic acid bacterium that ferments lactose, typically used in the production of yogurt and cheese.
“The acidophil used in the cheese-making process is a key component in its rich flavor.”