Food Preservation Techniques Such as Salting, Smoking, Fermentation, Freezing, and Irradiation
Multiple Choice
Food preservation techniques such as salting, smoking, fermentation, freezing, and irradiation serve the purpose of
A) reducing storage space needed because of shrinkage of the foods.
B) eliminating the need for refrigeration of the foods.
C) killing bacteria in food.
D) preparing the food to be prepared and consumed immediately.
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