Cooking kills bacteria but not the toxins the bacteria made while growing. Refrigeration does prevent most bacteria but not listeria which can grow in a refrigerator. Botulism is a toxin that does not go away with boiling or cooking.
Bacteria goes into a state of suspended animation when frozen. It won't grow, but doesn't necessarily die. Some bacteria may be damaged and the population could take a little bit of time to recover when thawed, but it is not normally wiped out.
It really somewhat depends upon the type of bacteria. Most will stop growing or grow very slowly. Refrigeration will not kill off pathogenic bacteria. Some bacteria, like Listeria monocytogenes, will grow.
When it rots, it will leave a smell in your fridge if its been in their for to long. Don't put it in the trash. It will make your trash bin smell also. So just put it in the freezer. It will eventually freeze the smell. ( it won't make your freezer stink)
At such low temperatures, bacteria and other micro-organisms can die, and will have great difficulty performing basic functions (like absorbing nutrients and cell division) meaning that there will be less bacteria and they will make the food spoil less quickly.
This doesn't eliminate all bacteria though, which is why even frozen food has an expiration date.
Putting food in the refrigerator does not kill off the bacteria. The cool temperatures only inhibit their growth.
What happened if the bacteria when food in stored in the freezer the whole food will turn raw and spoil
the bacteria
scraping it of or putting it in the fridge scraping it of or putting it in the fridge
It isn't. Actually, it helps to get rid of bacteria and germs in food.
To get rid of bacteria and remains of food that are still on the dish after its been used.
if i am correct, bacteria should get rid of it(bacteria is the reason you stay healthy
Food and bacteria. Regular brushing of teeth with toothpaste can reduce, but no get rid of tartar or plaque buildup.
Diarrhea is caused by bacteria entering your body/ through your food. Which causes the body to try and get rid of the bacteria as quickly as possible which causes runny faeces or vomiting.
No. It gets rid of bacteria in water.
No.
get rid of living bacteria
They get rid of there food by regurgitating it.
It does not remove any decay, but it removes the source of decay (bacteria). Brushing removes plaque and bacteria which can attack your teeth causing decay.The bacteria live on food residue, especially along the gumline and between teeth. Brushing and flossing removes food and any accumulated plaque before the bacteria can damage the teeth and gums.