
What are different methods of food preservation?
Important Questions on How Much Food - What Type of Food

Yash left a sandwich in his lunchbox over the weekend. When he opened the lunch box on Monday, he found a whitish, cotton-like growth on the surface of the bread.
What could have caused the change?



Milk gets spoiled quickly in summer.

Yash left a sandwich in his lunchbox over the weekend. When he opened the lunch box on Monday, he found a whitish, cotton-like growth on the surface of the bread.
What other features of the sandwich would help Yash decide whether or not the sandwich is fit to eat?

I. Citrus canker — Xanthomonas citri.
II. Tundu of wheat — Corynebacterium tritici.
III. Blight of rice — Xanthomonas oryzae.
IV. Angular leaf spot of cotton — X. malvacearum.
V. Anthrax of cattle — Bacillus anthracis.
VI. Whooping cough — Bordetella pertussis.






Yash left a sandwich in his lunchbox over the weekend. When he opened the lunch box on Monday, he found a whitish, cotton-like growth on the surface of the bread.
Do you think some milkshake left in a glass on the table for a few days would undergo a similar change? Why?



Yash left a sandwich in his lunchbox over the weekend. When he opened the lunch box on Monday, he found a whitish, cotton-like growth on the surface of the bread.
Do you think the sandwich might have been edible had Yash kept it in the refrigerator over the weekend? Why?

In the form of pickles.


Yash left a sandwich in his lunchbox over the weekend. When he opened the lunch box on Monday, he found a whitish, cotton-like growth on the surface of the bread.
What would have happened to the milkshake in the glass?


