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FOOD PRESERVATION

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FOOD PRESERVATION

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COOLING

• REFRIGERATION-food is maintained at temperatures only a few degrees above 0ºc

• FREEZING-the food i store between 0ºc and-18ºc

• DEEP FREEZING-the food is kept between -35ºc and -150ºc

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HEATING

• STERILISATION-the food is subjected to temperatures between 110ºc and 120ºc

• UHT(ULTRA HIGH TEMPERATURE)-the food is heated to a very high temperature(135ºc)for a few seconds

• PATEURISATION-a temperature os about 72ºc is applied for 15 seconds,and then the food is rapidly cooled down

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DRYING

• This process involves eliminating the water in food to stop or delay decomposition.

• FREEZE-DRYING is a common method:the food is frozen,and then dried in a vacuum to eliminate the water by sublimation

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VACUUM PACKING

• This removes the air(and therefore,the oxygen)from food,so that aerobic microorganisms cannot survive and many enzyme reactions connot take place

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IRRADIATION

• Certain food products are subjected to radiation.this destroys the enzymes and the microorganisms

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FERMENTATION

• Some food can change because of the action of specific microorganisms through fermentation.In some cases this not only makes the food last longer,it also gives the food new nutritional qualities

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SMOKING(aumado)

• The smoke from burning wood contains substances that kill microorganisms.Also,the loss of water that occurs during smoking helps stop food from deteriorating

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USE OF PRESERVATIVES

• Large quantities of sugar or salt can help preserve food by killing microorganisms.Jams and conserves are examples of foods preserved with sugar

• Vinegar and spices are also good for preserving food