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In order to kill off harmful bacteria in milk, you need to pasteurise it.
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What is pasteurise named after?
physics
Which Frenchman discovered how to pasteurise milk?
Louis Pasteur.
Who invented pasteurise?
Louis Pasteur
Who is pasteurise named after?
Pasteurisation is named after Dr. Louis Pasteur
Does the word pasteurise come from the man loise pasteur?
yes
Who invented the pasteurise?
If I remember right Louis Pasteur. or something like that.
What does the word pasturise mean?
Pasteurise is a process to sterilise milk by heating.
Can you pasteurise hummus?
Yes, it may change the taste somewhat, but you can. There is no real reason to do it though. Just keep the hummus refridgerated and use it within about a week of making it.
Why do you pasteurise milk?
To kill bacteria that live in the the milk, some of which may be harmful to people.
What happens if you don't pasteurise milk in ice cream?
It will taste kind of raw and it will smell really bad.
Why do you pasteurise things?
Pasteurisation is a method used to reduce spoilage microorganisms and kill harmful organisms in the object or liquid being pasteurised.
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