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How did people in medieval times preserve their milk?
They used milk to make cheese.
How was butter made in colonial times?
the butter is made out of milk and chesse
Why was cheese made?
In order to preserve milk.
How does milk preserve a knocked out tooth?
It doesn't
What product of bacteria can help to preserve milk?
what are the chemical preservatives use for milk
Why did Pennsylvania need cattle in the colonial times?
So they could get milk to drink and cheese, etc. Sometimes even some cow.
Who developed a process for preserving milk?
Louis Pasteur developed pasteurization, which is used to preserve milk.
What did the Rhode Island colonists drink?
milk
What fluid is good to help preserve a dislocated and or fractured tooth?
Place a fractured or dislocated tooth in milk to temporarily preserve it.
How was milk kept cold in colonial times?
In colonial times, milk was kept cold using various methods. One common method was to store milk in a cellar or cool, damp location. Milk may have also been cooled by placing it in a container made of a material that retained cold temperatures, such as earthenware or metal, and placing that container in a cool water source like a spring or well. Additionally, ice or snow may have been used to keep milk chilled, particularly in colder regions.
What did colonial New Jersey use cattle for?
The colonial farmers would milk cows and slaughter them to get meat.
How does cheese making preserve food?
Cheese is made from milk, and cheese can be preserved more easily than the milk from which it is made.
