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Cooling characterization and practical utilization of sub-micron slurry ice for the chilling of fresh seafood

Creator:

Keys, Dustin R.

Abstract:

Consumption of seafood products continues to grow each year, but post-harvest losses and inedible seafood waste remain as high as 25%. Ice-based systems are the most common form of preservation to increase shelf life, preserve product quality, and enhance product safety. Slurry ice is a type of chilling media, consisting...

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Masters Thesis

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the most common form of preservation to increase shelf life, preserve product quality, and enhance
Canning tomatoes and tomato products

Creator:

Raab, Carolyn A., Oregon State University. Extension Service, and Pacific Northwest Cooperative Extension

Abstract:

Ripening tomatoes are a familiar sight in Pacific Northwest gardens and fields during the late summer months. Because the storage life of fresh tomatoes is limited, many households preserve them for year-round enjoyment. Home canning is one of the most popular preservation methods. When canning tomatoes and tomato products, safe...

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Other

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households preserve them for year-round enjoyment. Home canning is one of the most popular preservation
Growth of Staphylococcus aureus of enterotoxin production in pre-cooked tuna meat

Creator:

Wu, Xulei

Abstract:

Staphylococcus aureus is a human pathogen capable of producing enterotoxins causing staphylococcal food poisoning, one of the most economically important foodborne diseases in the U.S. This pathogen may be introduced to pre-cooked tuna meat used for the production of canned tuna because significant manual handling occurs after cooking of the...

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Masters Thesis

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extremely popular throughout the world and is the most widely consumed fish product in the United States