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pasteurization
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pasteurization A means of prolonging the storage time of foods for a limited time, by killing the vegetative forms of many pathogenic organisms. This is achieved by mild heat treatment, whereas destruction of all bacteria and spores (sterilization) requires higher temperatures for longer periods, often spoiling the product in the process.
In flash pasteurization, the product is held at a higher temperature, but for a shorter time, so that there is less development of a cooked flavour.
Pasteurization of milk destroys all pathogens, and although it will sour within a day or two, this is not a source of disease. It is achieved either by heating to 63–66 °C for 30 minutes (holder method), followed by immediate cooling, or (the high‐temperature short‐time process) heating to 71 °C for 15 seconds.
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Pasteurization
Book article from: Nutrition and Well-Being A to Z
Pasteurization Pasteurization , a process discovered by Louis Pasteur (while trying to inactivate...will kill enough contaminates to make the water safe to drink. Pasteurization protects consumers from harmful pathogens such as Mycobacterium...
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pasteurization
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
pasteurization Controlled heat treatment of food to kill bacteria and other microorganisms, discovered by French chemist Louis Pasteur in 1862...
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flash‐pasteurization
Book article from: A Dictionary of Food and Nutrition
flash‐pasteurization See pasteurization .
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Pasteur, Louis
Book article from: Nutrition and Well-Being A to Z
...inventing the process that became known as pasteurization . In 1864, the emperor of France...and meat. Using the first form of pasteurization, a food product would have to be...world continues to use the process of pasteurization to ensure that harmful organisms are...
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Guida-Seibert Dairy Company
Book article from: International Directory of Company Histories
...s FBI Brands Ltd. The five-layer packaging and post-pasteurization process allowed the drinks to be shelf stable. Orange juice...controlled. Unlike its rivals, Guida's sterilized its post-pasteurization system on a daily basis using hot water. The company introduced...
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