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Examples of spoilage in a Sentence
The milk should be refrigerated to prevent spoilage.
in the days before refrigeration, spoilage was a constant problem
Recent Examples of spoilage from the Web
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To avoid spoilage, use a glass fermentation weight, or cabbage leaves placed over the top of the prepared peppers, to keep the mixture covered with brine.
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Second, ballot spoilage could indicate economic protest.
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Judging by the official results, spoilage was indeed a popular option this year.
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Salt enhances flavor, helps prevent microbial spoilage and solubilizes muscle protein.
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Dairy Products Yogurt, milk, and cheese are usually safe until you obvious signs of spoilage are visible.
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In addition, remove any perishable food items to prevent spoilage.
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There’s hope for a tastier, healthier, more robust tomorrow: high-tech new food preservation methods that fend off the bad stuff (bacteria, spoilage) while protecting the good (flavor, texture, nutrients).
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Because Abnormal Beer Company shared space with a winery, Gallanosa never was permitted to experiment with sour beers, a process that involves using types of bacteria that lead to wine spoilage.
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First Known Use of spoilage
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spoilage Synonyms
SPOILAGE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of spoilage for English Language Learners
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: the process or result of decaying
SPOILAGE Defined for Kids
Definition of spoilage for Students
: the process or result of the decay of food
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