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12. Food Safety & Regulation / Food Preservation & Additives / Problem 7
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Which explanation best describes why yogurt typically has a longer usable life than the raw milk it was made from?
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Yogurt production uses high concentrations of salt to dehydrate cells directly, which preserves the product longer than raw milk
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Fermentation by lactic acid bacteria lowers pH, inhibiting many spoilage organisms and creating competitive dominance by acid-tolerant cultures
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Conversion of lactose into ethanol by yeast during yogurt production creates an alcoholic environment that prevents bacterial growth, similar to beer preservation
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Pasteurization of milk after yogurt formation removes all bacteria including the fermenting cultures, leaving a sterile product that lasts longer
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