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Cereals and cereal products can spoil due to high moisture levels, physical damage, and high temperatures. Bacteria, molds, and yeasts are commonly found on cereals and can cause spoilage. Pasta is made from grains like wheat and is a staple food around the world. While dry pasta has a long shelf life, cooked pasta can spoil within days if not stored properly at cool temperatures. Signs of pasta spoilage include the presence of insects, mold, off odors, or worms inside packaging.
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Rice is one of the most widely consumed grains in the world and is grown in every continent except Antarctica. There are different varieties of rice used for various dishes like long grain rice for pilafs and risotto, short grain rice for sushi. Rice is an important part of many diets as a starchy carbohydrate and provides fiber, vitamins and minerals. Proper storage and reheating of rice is important to prevent bacterial growth that can cause food poisoning. Rice is processed, cooked and used in many global cuisines as well as ingredients like rice milk, rice vinegar and rice wine.
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- 1. FOOD MICROBIOLOGY TO PREPARE A CHECKLIST TO DETECT SPOILAGE IN COMMON FOOD ITEMS ACTIVITY 3 ASNA SHERIN 1U18FN004 III Bsc. Nutrition and dietetics
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- 4. PASTA- INTRODUCTION Pasta, a type of starchy noodle or dumpling food or dish typically made from grain flour, commonly wheat, mixed into a paste or dough, usually with water or eggs, and formed or cut into sheets or other shapes. Is PASTA Healthy or Unhealthy? Some types of PASTA are refined during processing, stripping the wheat kernel of the bran and germ, removing many of the nutrients. Sometimes refined PASTA is enriched, meaning it has some nutrients, such as B vitamin and iron, added back in.
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