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pathogens. In acidified foods, acid (typically acetic acid or vinegar) is added for the same reason. As we will see below, if enough acetic acid is added, foods can be preserved without heat treatment, but most acidified foods rely on a combination of acid and thermal processing to ensure shelf stability and safety. 5.2.2 Bacterial Endospores
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