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Aseptic processing

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

two substances used to sanitize packaging

Back (Answer)

hydrogen peroxide and ultraviolet light

#2
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other types of “thermal” processes include

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microwave heating, Ohmic heating, Pulsed electric fields

#3
Front (Question)

Cold processing

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reduces the activity of microorganism and enzymes but it only slows the deterioration of food does not kill microbes or denature enzymes

#4
Front (Question)

The more rapidly the food is chilled..

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the better the quality and nutritive value

#5
Front (Question)

replacing oxygen with carbon dioxide

Back (Answer)

prevents the chemical reaction that causes food spoilage

#6
Front (Question)

Freezing

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has minimal effects on characteristics Significantly extends shelf life up to months Changes in PH

#7
Front (Question)

Water is food products freezes at 0 degrees?

Back (Answer)

Never! freezing point depression bc of bound water in foods

#8
Front (Question)

eutectic point

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all the water in the food product is frozen once temp drops below this point for most foods this point is around -50 degrees ( not economical and feasible )

#9
Front (Question)

commercial products are held at what temperature

Back (Answer)

-18 degrees ( where most water in food products is frozen but not all ) however since there is still small % of water is still in liquid state so some degradation in food still occurs ( this is why frozen meat doesn’t last forever)

#10
Front (Question)

Solubiliity reduction

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ex) crystallization of lactose of ice cream

#11
Front (Question)

Basic rule: slow freezing produces ______ ice crystals-damages tissues, fast freezing produces______ ice crystals- less damage

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Large Small

#12
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Cryogenic freezing

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chemicals that have low freezing point example: liquid nitrogen (-198 degrees) however not cost effective

#13
Front (Question)

base cost of freezing is about ___ % of the product

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10%

#14
Front (Question)

freezer fluctuation

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-22 to -12

#15
Front (Question)

most quality deterioration spikes during

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thawing

#16
Front (Question)

why is microwave thawing a good option

Back (Answer)

reduces thawing time