The reason heating milk kills bacteria is because of enzymes. Enzymes are molecules inside bacteria that catalyze all the biological and chemical reactions that the bacteria need to survive.
If you heat the milk then the temperature inside the bacteria also increases. This "denatures" the enzymes. What this means is that because of the increased heat energy the molecules inside the enzymes start to vibrate more violently. they break the intra-molecular bonds and the structure of the enzyme collapses making it useless.
If the enzymes don't work then they can't preform the functions that the bacteria needs to keep it alive, so the bacteria dies
First you keep the cows and all milking equipment clean.After milking the collected milk should be pasteurized, which uses high temperatures to kill microorganisms that might still contaminate the milk.
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Quite a few but mainly in Milk
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he discovered a process called pasteurization.It showed that heat can kill germs.If we heat milk for half an hour at a certain temperature and then cool it ,the germs in it are killed.It was an important invention.It is safe to drink pasteurized milk as it is free from germs,so it cannot cause any disease.
There once was a guy named Louis Pasture. He was a great scientist. He invented a processes to purify milk . It was called pasturization; it uses heat to kill germs and other nasty things in milk. Just pasturize it.
Louis Pasteur in 1861. He saved the milk and beer industries by suggesting that people lightly heat the liquid is a sealed container to kill the germs. His germ theory was what helped him figure out that it was germs that made food go bad, not bad food that made germs, which in turn was key to his pasteurisation idea.
Pasteurized is milk that has been warmed to 72c to make it safe to drink and to kill bacteria. Homogenized milk has been treated to disperse the fat globules. Toned milk is whole milk with skimmed milk powder and water combined.
175 kills all bugs. Most go to 190 f
it talks germs out of milk
yes, because of the germs in the milk...
To make sweetened condensed milk using evaporated milk, combine 1 cup of evaporated milk with 1 1/4 cups of sugar in a saucepan. Heat the mixture over low heat, stirring constantly until the sugar is completely dissolved and the mixture thickens. Let it cool before using it in your recipes.