keep foods in a cool and dry place such as a fridge or freezer, make sure you always cover them up so that insects such as flies cant get to them and never use the same utensils for other foods without washing them first.....
There is no real way to prevent thim from getting to your food. The process is however slowed down when the food doesn't meet good conditions for the bacteria. An example might be a low temperature (your fridge). An other thing the don't like is salt or dry places. A way to kill a lot of bacteria before eating a meal is to heat it up.
1. What do you mean by bacteria
there is always bacteria on EVERYTHING you eat because everything we get is covered with a gazillion bacterias
2. If its all white/black, put it in the fridge and dont keep food from last week.
Keep food above 160 degrees or under 45 degrees. This highly reduces the chance of bacteria forming on foods. Prevent cross contamination by keeping raw foods away from cooked foods.
preservation through pasteurization, or through freezing/ cooling, through soaking the food in salt.
Type your answer here... how can bacteria be preventing by multiplying in food
Use a sanitizer on your hand and keep food dry.
The best way to limit bacteria in food is to cook the food to 165 degrees or higher.
Time and temperature
Unlike most other bacteria, Listeria monocytogenes does not stop growing when food is in the refrigerator - its growth is merely slowed.
When a large amount of probiotics are introduced into the GI system the bad bacteria makes up for it by growing and colonizing so it is not taken over by the good bacteria. Some probiotics can stop the bad bacteria from growing and colonizing while introducing a large quantity of good bacteria into the system.
damp areas but things like salt and preservatives can stop them from growing lol
The growth of bacteria slows but does not stop. The food will still spoil but at a much slower rate.
* ALWAYS carry and use a sanitizer with you to prevent infections. *Never eat food, suck thumb after touching anything * spray some anti bacterial stuff, it helps kill the bacteria. * clean your home often to prevent diseases. Hope this helped Neha Gupta
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Unlike most other bacteria, Listeria monocytogenes does not stop growing when food is in the refrigerator - its growth is merely slowed.
Cold tempreture, no nutrients or food source, no moisture. Cold tempretures make the bacteria slow down growth so it is dormant until it reaches a suitable environment.
It is used to stop bacteria and mould growing on the walls.
on bacteria it will stop them from growing too quickly
Cooking food kills any bacteria already on the food (assuming it is heated sufficiently). If there is no bacteria on the food it takes longer to decay. If you do not finish the food you must refridgerate it to continue to stop spoiling because the cold also slows down the process.
food preservatives are chemicals that kill or stop bacteria from growing. if the evironment is unfit for bacteria to grow it cant survive there. to do this the environment needs to be changed which can be through a number of things. salt and sugar concentrations effect the chemicle envirenment as does factors such as pH levels. preservatives are added to create an environment that is unsuitable for bacteria. for example, if a certain bacteria cant survive in high acidity, an acid high in pH levels will be added to kill or stop that bacteria from growing
When a large amount of probiotics are introduced into the GI system the bad bacteria makes up for it by growing and colonizing so it is not taken over by the good bacteria. Some probiotics can stop the bad bacteria from growing and colonizing while introducing a large quantity of good bacteria into the system.
damp areas but things like salt and preservatives can stop them from growing lol
it seeks out the bacteria and kills of the bacteria and leaves a coat to stop it from growing back for a few hours. also connor rapley is from bargo and is a retard
You use them on your hands to kill bacteria. Examples are Hand sanitizers, or soap now how they work to kill them is another question, well they for example inactivate the bacteria remove them make the bacteria "blowup", and they can stop bacteria from growing.
The growth of bacteria slows but does not stop. The food will still spoil but at a much slower rate.