Bacteria grow rapidly in milk, using the sugar, lactose, as their food; chilling slows the growth but does not stop it. Most of the bacteria are beneficial for humans or benign, but some are toxic. As the sugar is consumed the milk becomes sour but is still edible (as in yogurt), and will give a "buttermilk pancake" flavor if you cook with it. However, it does not stay at that stage for long. Soon all of the lactose is consumed so the food value is gone, and the toxic bacteria have multiplied to the point where they are dangerous for human consumption.
Rotten milk in itself is not, it's what makes it rotten. Bacteria is what makes pretty much anything organic rot, and these bacteria "can be", quite dangerous. Many people cook rotten milk to somewhat purify it and make it safe for eating, however the bacteria still creates toxins in the milk leaving it somewhat poisonous depending on what kind of bacteria was living in it, so try not to eat it.
Cheese rots because the surface of the cheese is exposed to the air and the air rots the cheeses surface.
Bacteria is what causes milk to spoil, the wastes given off by the bacteria cause the smell. that is why we keep milk as cold as possible, this slows the growth of the bacteria.
actually it does spoil so watch our
It contains acid which bacteria survive
unsure
Chocolate milk will rot faster then white milk
because of all the additives they put into the milk..
They wouldn't rot. They would freeze solid.
Cheese, milk, meat, vegetables, and alot more.
Soda will rot your teeth faster.. where milk is actually good because of the calcium in milk to strengthen the enamel
Outside because it is more exposed to air
NO, because all the calcium will rot and kill the plant.
Milk rots when you leave it out in room temperature without cover or if the date expires. By the way if you know me, I'm Tuba Khan!
depending on the weather. in the sun it can rot within an 1 hour or 2 at high temps during the middle of the day
Milk contains calcium which helps build and maintain strong teeth. there have been some studies that show that babies that are put to bed with a bottle are more susceptible to tooth decay of their baby teeth.
Rot an der Rot Abbey was created in 1126.
red = rot in German Rot, as in "rot in hell" = faulen, vergammeln