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- verb transitive perform the process of
pasteurisation
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- verb heat food in order to kill harmful microorganisms
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Examples
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I forgot to mention ... pasteurise your honey if you don't know it is already pasteurised.
Resolution: Read more blogs. Ann Althouse 2009
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But Prolacta is aiming to buy donated breast milk from independent milk banks and hospitals across the US, pasteurise it and sell it back to hospitals to treat low-birth weight babies.
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I don't believe we can draw any clear link between website rantings - even illustrated with crosshairs - and the Tucson shootings; and I don't believe we should be doing anything to suppress or even to pasteurise the vast internet symposium.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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The companies have decided to pasteurise all their fresh stocks of eggs to kill off any salmonella bacteria.
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In a closed-loop nutrient recycling process, food waste would be brought to an AD plant and heat treated to pasteurise it, killing off any pathogens.
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The companies have decided to pasteurise all their fresh stocks of eggs to kill off any salmonella bacteria.
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In this guide I'll explain how to pasteurise the juice.
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Biotechnology company Safe Eggs has developed technology to pasteurise eggs with the aim of improving the safeness of eggs for consumption.
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They can also be used to pasteurise water, thus saving lives.
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Community Chef CEO Hayden Raysmith said the company would pasteurise the meals to give them a
Star News Group 2009
jmjarmstrong commented on the word pasteurise
JM understands that pasteurise is too far to see.
August 13, 2011