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pasteurisation in Portuguese

pasteurisation in Portuguese is pasteurização — pasteurisation means pasteurisation is the process of heating a perishable food to kill heat-sensitive microbes and then cooling it quickly to stop the survivors multiplying and any spores germinating.

pasteurisation in Portuguese

pasteurização
noun
(British spelling) Heat-treatment of a perishable food to destroy heat-sensitive vegetative cells followed by immediate cooling to limit growth of the surviving cells and germination of spores.

What does "pasteurisation" mean?

  1. noun Pasteurisation is the process of heating a perishable food to kill heat-sensitive microbes and then cooling it quickly to stop the survivors multiplying and any spores germinating.
    "Pasteurisation of milk cuts the risk of harmful bacteria without needing to boil it."
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pasteurisation in a sentence

  • Pasteurisation of milk cuts the risk of harmful bacteria without needing to boil it.
  • The dairy switched to a shorter, hotter pasteurisation cycle for its fresh juice.

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What is "pasteurisation" in Portuguese?
"pasteurisation" in Portuguese is pasteurização. pasteurisation means: Pasteurisation is the process of heating a perishable food to kill heat-sensitive microbes and then cooling it quickly to stop the survivors multiplying and any spores germinating.
How do you use "pasteurisation" in a sentence?
Example: "Pasteurisation of milk cuts the risk of harmful bacteria without needing to boil it." In Portuguese, "pasteurisation" is pasteurização.
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