Similar words: pasteurisation, pasteurize, pasteurization, amateurish, pleurisy, past master, voyeurism, heuristic. Meaning: adj. having been subjected to pasteurization in order to halt fermentation.
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1. Not all keg beers are pasteurised.
2. Bottled beers are usually filtered and pasteurised, the bottled version of keg.
3. The finishes can withstand pasteurised and some sterilised filling processes, Crown says.
4. Pasteurised and made safe, this new Spider-Man is dutiful and professional, but not a strutting wunderkind like Mormon.
5. Only recently has Milk been pasteurised before then it was used to nourish populations on a daily basis, not to mention Milk is the base upon which we have yoghurt and cheese.
6. Milk is pasteurised and dairy products are safe for consumption.
7. A pioneering Chinese company is to market pasteurised Tibetan yak milk in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, in the hope that it will become a new superfood in the world's most populous country.
8. The vast majority of our cheeses are made with pasteurised milk.
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9. At Buitoni we go even further and blend a full five eggs - quality controlled and fully pasteurised - into each kilo.
10. She expressed the milk at the cafe and it was pasteurised before lemon zest and vanilla pods were added during the churning process.
11. Commercial Mayonnaise sold in jars is fine as it contains egg that has been pasteurised.
12. January 1984 - First patient in clinical evaluation for SNBTS pasteurised factor VIII suffers adverse reaction and the trial is abandoned.
13. So "in order to comply with the order to re-pasteurise my already pasteurised milk, I would need to get exemption from the head of the CDFA," she explains.
14. The only difference is that todays milk is normally pasteurised or homogenised milk and getting Real Raw Milk is getting harder and harder.
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