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WorksheetsFood Preservation
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
It is defined as any alteration that renders food undesirable to eat.
food spoilage
food poisoning
food preservation
Types of food spoilage -
Nutritive Deterioration
Aesthetic Deterioration
Food poisoning
non-perishable foods
It is the destruction of riboflavin in milk upon exposure to direct sunlight, daylight or artificial light.
Nutritive Deterioration
Aesthetic Deterioration
Food Poisoning
It happens when fruits and vegetables wilt and discolored.
Nutritive Deterioration
Aesthetic Deterioration
Food Poisoning
It is a serious type of food spoilage. It may occur as infection or as intoxication.
food poisoning
Nutritive Deterioration
Aesthetic Deterioration
Food spoilage may be caused by enzymes.
TRUE
FALSE
All foods in their natural state are subject to spoilage or deterioration.
TRUE
FALSE
Foods does not vary in their keeping quality.
TRUE
FALSE
Some foods readily spoil while some others can be kept for a limited period of time.
TRUE
FALSE
Some foods can be kept almost indefinitely at room temperature.
TRUE
FALSE
These foods can be kept for unlimited period of time.
non-perishable foods
perishable foods
semi-perishable foods
Foods that can be kept for unlimited period of time.
rice
dried beans
mongo
milk
These food spoil easily.
perishable foods
non-perishable foods
semi-perishable foods
Lowering temperature retards chemical reactions and actions of food enzymes.
TRUE
FALSE
The lower the temperature, the slower will be the chemical reactions and microbial growth.
TRUE
FALSE
Refrigeration retards mold and bacterial growth for unlimited period of time.
TRUE
FALSE
Freezing is a way of preserving highly perishable food.
TRUE
FALSE
Non application of heat kills microorganisms and inactivates enzymes action.
TRUE
FALSE
It is the application of heat below 100 Degrees Celsius and kills only pathogens and the less heat resistant spoilage organisms like yeasts.
Pasteurization
Canning
Dehydration
It renders the microorganisms inactive.
dehydration
canning
pasteurization
It may be accomplished by exposure to the sun or by use of artificial heat.
canning
dehydration
drying
These are added to food to prevent or retard its deterioration either naturally or chemically.
Preservatives
Additives
vinegar
Natural preservatives include -
salt
sugar
vinegar
acetic acid
It helps to improve the flavor and appearance of meat and retain its original color.
dehydration
drying
curing
It is also known as brine curing.
salt curing
sugar curing
pickle curing
