The document outlines various food preservation methods and their effects on life processes. It lists methods like refrigeration, freezing, heating, pasteurization, sterilization, dehydration, pickling, air tight containers, canning, bottling, smoking, salting/brine, storing in syrup/sugar. Each method affects bacteria and/or fungi differently in terms of moisture, warmth, nutrition, oxygen, pH level, and chemical poisoning. The most effective methods at preserving food with little effect on moisture, warmth, nutrition, and pH are freezing, heating, sterilization, dehydration, air tight containers, canning, and storing in syrup/sugar.
The document outlines various food preservation methods and their effects on life processes. It lists methods like refrigeration, freezing, heating, pasteurization, sterilization, dehydration, pickling, air tight containers, canning, bottling, smoking, salting/brine, storing in syrup/sugar. Each method affects bacteria and/or fungi differently in terms of moisture, warmth, nutrition, oxygen, pH level, and chemical poisoning. The most effective methods at preserving food with little effect on moisture, warmth, nutrition, and pH are freezing, heating, sterilization, dehydration, air tight containers, canning, and storing in syrup/sugar.
The document outlines various food preservation methods and their effects on life processes. It lists methods like refrigeration, freezing, heating, pasteurization, sterilization, dehydration, pickling, air tight containers, canning, bottling, smoking, salting/brine, storing in syrup/sugar. Each method affects bacteria and/or fungi differently in terms of moisture, warmth, nutrition, oxygen, pH level, and chemical poisoning. The most effective methods at preserving food with little effect on moisture, warmth, nutrition, and pH are freezing, heating, sterilization, dehydration, air tight containers, canning, and storing in syrup/sugar.
The document outlines various food preservation methods and their effects on life processes. It lists methods like refrigeration, freezing, heating, pasteurization, sterilization, dehydration, pickling, air tight containers, canning, bottling, smoking, salting/brine, storing in syrup/sugar. Each method affects bacteria and/or fungi differently in terms of moisture, warmth, nutrition, oxygen, pH level, and chemical poisoning. The most effective methods at preserving food with little effect on moisture, warmth, nutrition, and pH are freezing, heating, sterilization, dehydration, air tight containers, canning, and storing in syrup/sugar.