Chocolate is prepared with the help of microbes. Chocolate comes from the seeds of cacao trees. These seeds are in a white fleshy pod. To get the seeds out of the pod, the pod is allowed to ferment with naturally occurring microbes that include yeasts and bacteria that produce an acid that helps to eat away the seed pod cacao beans. Fermentation lasts for 7 days and is carried out by microbes which occur naturally on the plant.Unfermented beans do not produce chocolate flavour so chocolate can only
be made with the help of microbes.
yes and its called Lactobaccillus Bulgaricus....
different types of candies are found in bacteria and different types of bacteria is found in candy haha not a good answer i know find somebody else 2 tell ya peace
bacteria
Bacteria are helpful to us in many ways. For example, have you ever got a chicken pox vaccine? They actually inject you with the disease so your immune system can create a cure. That's why you will probably not get the same thing twice. Also, bacteria aid in making things like chocolate, cheese, yogurt, and bread.
Yes, there is chemistry in chocolate. Milk/dark choclate is made with chocolate liqueor. White chocolate, however, is not actually chocolate at all.
There are no bacteria on other bacteria. Some bacteria do attack other bacteria by piercing their cell wall and injecting proteins.Viruses can attack bacteria. They are called bacteriophages.
No. Chocolate has sugar in it, but chocolate itself is not a sugar.
it kills it
Yes.
eat chocolate
chocolate cake
bacteria and animal anerobes and some other really awesome stuff like cookies and pudding and really delicious chocolate pudding i mean chocolate pudding hits the spot Chaos dude: bacteria and animal anerobes that is it!
the concentration of sugar in the bacteria is low whereas that of the outside, where the sugar is, is high. to make the concentration balanced, water molecules have to leave the cells of the bacteria therefore causing the bacteria to shrink and eventually die. (sorry if the answer is too long) this process is called "hypertonic"
Virtually any type of bacteria can grow on chocolate. Very few types can live in the chocolate, though, as chocolate is often heated and refined from it's original state to what most consumers recognize it as.
bacteria
In short: bacteria consumed the red dye. This particular strain of bacteria is not dangerous, but may signal that conditions are ripe for other, nastier stuff to grow in your pudding.
Expired candy is look like a that is a colour is changed and its stick some white bacteria.
The high levels of sugar in most chocolate products will disguise most changes in flavor unless bacteria are present. The easiest clue is often the color : chocolate that is older, or that has been exposed to excessive heat, will often turn white and chalky, losing its smooth texture.
A cluster is made up of a group of similar things. A cluster can be made up of bacteria, cars, or even chocolate.