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Q: What foods are spoiled by lipolytic bacteria?
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Food that might be spoiled by lipolytic bacteria?

Any food that has a high fat content....


What are the example of undesirable bacteria?

Undesirable Bacteria is a bacteria that can make our food to spoiled and can cost money..Some Undesirable bacteria can seen with our naked eye like worm in our foods if it was already rotten and spoiled..


Is spoiled food a sign of a visit from bacteria?

Not always. Food can be spoiled by yeasts and molds.


Can you get sick from eating spoiled ham?

Yes, because bacteria is growing on it if it's spoiled.


How Spoiled food?

The HARMFUL MICRO-ORGANISMS (germs) easily go onto the foods unless they are stored properly. Micro-organisms are BACTERIA, VIRUSES AND FUNGI.


Is spoiled food a sign of a visit from a bacteria?

Spoilage can be from bacteria, but it can also be caused by yeasts and molds - which are not bacteria.


What works in your stomach to make this happen when you are ill are when you eat something spoiled?

The bacteria that lines the inner stomach breaks down and makes the foods digestive, regardless of the acid it contains.


Will ground beef have an odor if spoiled?

Generally, yes, but some very dangerous bacteria can be in spoiled beef and not have an odor.


Why are spoiled foods gross?

So you won't eat them!


What foods are ok to eat spoiled?

bread if you freeze it


Why do hot foods get spoiled faster than cold ones?

This has to do with the rate of procreation of bacteria and other microbes that spoil food. The warmer the temperature the faster the rate of procreation. More procreation means more bacteria/microbes eating the food meaning it spoils faster.


Why does spoiled milk smell?

Spoiled milk smells because the lactose in the milk starts to clogs up in the milk and the bacteria begins to float out or another bacteria im not quite sure.