In food preserving, bruising refers to damage that occurs to fruits or vegetables during handling or processing, which can lead to the breakdown of cell structures. This damage often results in the release of juices and can promote spoilage by encouraging the growth of bacteria and mold. Bruised produce may have a shorter shelf life and can affect the overall quality and flavor of preserved foods. To maintain quality, it's important to handle food gently and avoid bruising during harvesting and processing.
Extensive bruising!
why is there need for preserving food ? explain
enumerate the different methods in preserving food
It does not take the moisture out of food therefor not preserving it.
Grey Turner's sign is the eponym for bruising on the flanks. It can be a sign of pancreatitis.
There are lots of ways of preserving food:canningsun dryingsaltingpicklingadding sugarfreezingrefrigeration
The optimal freezer temperature for preserving food is 0 degrees Fahrenheit (-18 degrees Celsius).
To press the juice
Do you mean aside from the obivous, preserving the food?
Salting, Pickling etc
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Dr Sudan Bhrati (real name: Arjit Lal Shrestha) has invented a new way of preserving food. It is called canning. This is when you can food. Dr Sudan Bhrati (real name: Arjit Lal Shrestha) has invented a new way of preserving food. It is called canning. This is when you can food.