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oil and vinegar acts as food preservatives why

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Microbes or germs can grow in moisture.

If they senses moisture in their surroundings such as food, they grows and multiplies.

By using preservatives such as salt, sugar, oil or vinegar, we can prevent the food from moisture and the germ growth would also be controlled.


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