2.5 Food spoilage

What causes your food to spoil?
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What causes your food to spoil?

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Today
Learning objectives
Instruction
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End of class

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Learning objectives
You will learn how food can spoil and how to prevent this.

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Look at your nutritional label.
what kind of nutrient is calcium and iron?
A
carbohydrate
B
proteins
C
vitamins
D
minerals

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Digestion is
A
Making nutrients smaller
B
Making poop out of food
C
Making food smaller
D
Changing food into something we cannot use

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The digestion of starch starts in the ...
A
Mouth
B
Stomach
C
Duodenum
D
Small intestine

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Breaking of large molecules into smaller molecules is called
A
chemical digestion
B
mechanical digestion

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Fungi (schimmels) and bacteria on food are..
A
harmfull
B
normal

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What causes your food to spoil?
Micro organisms (molds and bacteria)

The decomposers break down natural waste (chapter 6). 

They secrete toxins (which are harmfull to humans)

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Fungi (or moulds)
They contain thin threads with which they suck up food. 

They also contain small balls, containing spores.  A new fungus can grow from each spore.

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Bacteria
Replicate by cell division (celdeling)


Replication speed depends on the conditions:
- temperature
- moisture

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Food poisoning
Food spoilage (voedselbederf) = when unwanted fungi or bacteria grow on your food. 

Food poisoning (voedselvergiftiging) = When you fall ill by toxic substances in your food. 

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How do you prevent food spoilage?
Preserving (conserveren)= keeping food fresh for a longer period of time
  1. Heating 
  2. Cooling and freezing 
  3. Adding substances (stoffen toevoegen)
  4. Vacuüm or special gas packaging
  5. Drying

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Heating
Sterilize (steriliseren) = Heat at least to 100°C for a while. 
E.g. long-life milk and jam.

Pasteurize (pasteuriseren) = Heat at a lower temperature of around 60°C. Not all micro-organisms die, but the taste of the food does not change very much either. E.g. milk, yoghurt and custard.

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Which statement is false?
A
Food spoilage is caused by fungi and bacteria.
B
Fungi cannot be seen with the naked eye, bacteria can.
C
Food can be infected by other people and animals.
D
Food spoilage can cause diarrhoea.

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What cannot be a symptom of a salmonella infection?
A
abdominal pain
B
diarrhoea
C
feeling sick
D
dripping nose

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off to work
read 2.5
do the excersizes 
lear for the test 

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