Milk: Pasteurisation, homogenisation, sterilisation, UHT (GCSE Food) | Teaching Resources

Why Pasture Raised Eggs Are Better Than Free Range, Organic and Conventional

savlon kumar yadav on Instagram: "Pasteurisation is a process named after Louis Pasteur, a French scientist. It's a heat treatment method used to kill or inactivate microbes, like bacteria, viruses, and fungi, in liquids, such as milk, juice, or beer. The goal is to make the liquid safe for consumption and extend its shelf life. There are different types of pasteurisation, but the most common method involves heating the liquid to a high temperature (usually around 63°C) for a short period (usual