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SarahD

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5. Pasteurization kills it

Reply to RockRaven (Reply #3)

Sat Feb 17, 2024, 11:09 PM

Feb 2024

But careless handling of pasteurized milk can allow it to get going. The bacteria can be found in many places, so more storage, more having, etc. give it a better chance to flourish.

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I like raw milk products, but there is some risk. [View all] SarahD Feb 2024 OP

After spending 16 months with Brucelossis, I can assure you: there are incredible risks with raw milk ... marble falls Feb 2024 #1

Brucellosis is no fun. SarahD Feb 2024 #2

The only other people I know who've had it were two people, one involved with giving vacine to bison in Montana ... marble falls Feb 2024 #4

Given that Listeria can still grow at zero degrees C, the shipping isn't the RockRaven Feb 2024 #3

Pasteurization kills it SarahD Feb 2024 #5

Then we go to a more basic question: Do we need milk in the first place. 3Hotdogs Feb 2024 #6

Might not need it but people like dairy products. Elessar Zappa Feb 2024 #7