Mastering Catering Science pp 205-218 | Cite as
Food Storage
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Abstract
The techniques of food storage have been developed over thousands of years to enable food to be eaten when it is not in season or after the point at which it would have become inedible, if it had not been preserved. The techniques involve controlling microbial breakdown and chemical or enzymic changes that occur in food itself as it is stored.
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Sorbic Acid Food Preservation Slow Freezing Preserve Effect Convenience Food
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