Food Processing Flashcards

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What are the 12 (or 13) Unit Operations?

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  1. Material Handling
  2. Separating
  3. Cleaning
  4. Disintegration
  5. Mixing
  6. Pumping
  7. Forming
  8. Heat Exchange
  9. Non-thermal methods
  10. Drying
  11. Evaporation
  12. Packaging
  13. Controlling
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Define Food Processing

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The conversion of raw animal and plant tissue into forms that are convenient and practical to consume. The systematic combination of unit process operations into complex total processes.

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Define Food Preservation

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Use of specific thermal and nonthermal techniques to minimize the number of spoilage and pathogenic microorganisms in food, making them safe and extending the shelf life.

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What are the physical deterioration of food?

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Phase separation, undesired drying, loss of structure, and damage due to handling.

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What are the chemical deterioration of food?

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Undesired chemical reactions in food, enzymatic action, lipid oxidation, toxins, etc.

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What are the biological deterioration of food?

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Microbial growth and food spoilage.

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What happens when milk is stored for extended periods of time in the refrigerator?

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It becomes curdled and soured.

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Why does milk spoil?

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Even after pasteurization, spoilage bacterial spores survive in the milk and they can germinate in refrigerated temperature. The bacteria

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