A packet of milk was labelled pasteurised milk. How is pasteurised milk different from normal milk?
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In pasteurised milk the normal milk is boiled at high temperatures and cooled down at very fast rate to kill the bacteria present in it.
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Normal Milk :-
› Normal or raw milk is the kind of milk obtained from pasture fed by cows. It may contain a huge amount of germs in it and isn't particularly suitable for drinking purposes. It's directly obtained from the cow sheds.
Pasteurised Milk :-
› The milk treated by pasteurization or the heating and rapid cooling of raw milk in order to destroy germs present in it is the pasteurized milk that we drink.
>> Hope it helps!
Your answer,
Normal Milk :-
› Normal or raw milk is the kind of milk obtained from pasture fed by cows. It may contain a huge amount of germs in it and isn't particularly suitable for drinking purposes. It's directly obtained from the cow sheds.
Pasteurised Milk :-
› The milk treated by pasteurization or the heating and rapid cooling of raw milk in order to destroy germs present in it is the pasteurized milk that we drink.
>> Hope it helps!
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