2005OpenAlex52 citations
Survival and growth of Enterobacter sakazakii in infant rice cereal reconstituted with water, milk, liquid infant formula, or apple juice
Glenner M. Richards, Joshua B. Gurtler, Larry R. Beuchat
Journal of Applied Microbiology
Abstract
Reconstituted infant rice cereal can support luxuriant growth of E. sakazakii. Reconstituted cereal that is not immediately consumed should be discarded or stored at a temperature at which E. sakazakii and other food-borne pathogens cannot grow.
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reconstituted infant rice cereal supports growth of E. sakazakii
“Reconstituted infant rice cereal can support luxuriant growth of E. sakazakii. Reconstituted cereal that is not immediately consumed should be discarded or stored at a temperature at which E. sakazaki...”
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Infant formulaEnterobacterFood scienceWater activityIncubationBiologyBacterial growthFood microbiology