Which of the following method(s) help(s) in food preservation?
Addition of salts or acids
Addition of sugar
Pasteurisation
The addition of salts or acids to pickles and sugars to jams and jellies reduces the moisture content of these types of food making an unsuitable condition for the growth of microorganisms. Pasteurization is the process of heating food such as milk to high temperature for a sufficient period of time and then cooling it suddenly to kill microorganisms that are pathogenic or cause spoilage of food. Storing in containers does not preserve food.