Methods of Preservation
Freezing and Drying
Radiation and Biotechnology
Fermentation and Food Additives
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100

The removing water from foods to create a lighter, smaller, and preserved product. 

What is drying/dehydration. 

100

The storing of food at any temperature between 32*F and 0*F. 

What is frozen storage. 

100

The __________ is an international symbol and must be stamped on any irradiated products.  

What is radura. 

100

Salt solution used to preserve food through fermentation. 

What is brine. 
100

The reason food preservation is important. 

What is- allows food to have an extended shelf life so consumers are able to store food easily and conveniently. 

200

The addition of any substance used to maintain or improve the quality of food. 

What is food additives.

200

The main benefit of frozen storage over cool storage is? 

What is- frozen storage maintains food quality factors like size, shape, texture, color, and flavor. 

200

GMO stands for _____________________. 

What is genetically modified organism. 

200

The __________ controls the use of food additives. 

What is the FDA. 

200
The four types of materials used for packaging food. 

What is paper, glass, plastic, metal. 

300

The cooking of food to extreme temperatures to kill micoorganisms, destroy enzymes, and improve shelf life. 

What is heating. 

300

The dry and tough spots found on frozen products is called ____________.  What causes it?

What is freezer burn. It is caused by ice evaporating out of a frozen product. 
300

The main benefit of using radiant energy to preserve food is? 

What is- wavelengths are capable of damaging microorganisms such as those that contaminate food or cause food spoilage and deterioration. 

300

____________ are substances added to food to slow down or prevent food spoilage and maintain food freshness. 

What is preservatives. 

300

The three main goals of food packaging. 

What is- protect food, communicate between manufacturer and consumer, marketing tool 

400
The preservation process that allows the growth of microorganisms in order to produce a stable product. 

What is fermentation. 

400

Explain the drying curve. 

What is- water is lost rapidly at first because it is being lost from the surface of the food. Overtime the food develops a dried layer on the outside and traps moisture in the center of the product causing dehydration to slow. 

400

The key factor that influences how fast a product will heat in the microwave is?

What is water content. 

400

The debate on the use of food additives in food products stems from what? 

What is- consumer unrest, in the past chemicals have been added to food for unacceptable products. 

400

The storing of food at any temperature between 68*F and 28*F. 

What is cool storage. 

500

The preservation of food through invisible energy waves through space. 

What is irradiation. 

500
Explain food concentration. 

What is- occurs by removing approximately one-third to two-thirds of the water present to reduce weight and volume. 

500

Explain genetic engineering and how it has been used in the food industry. 

What is- alters the genes in a product in a way that improves yields and efficiencies. It has been used to improve flavors, shelf life, and yield. 

500

Fermentation breaks down __________ and yeasts and produces __________ and CO2. 

What is sugar and alcohol. 

500

The difference between the types of primary, secondary, and tertiary containers. 

What is- primary containers are in direct contact with the product; secondary containers package the primary containers; tertiary containers are used in shipping and transport to pack multiple secondary containers