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GCSE Food tech> Safety and hygiene> Food spoilage
Yeast
Yeast are microscopic fungi which reproduce by budding.

Yeast grow on sugar and produce carbon dioxide.

Yeast can attack sugary foods such as fruit and jam and cause spoilage.

Yeast is used usefully to make alcohol.


Bacteria
Bacteria are single celled organisms which are widely found in soil and air.

Some bacteria are useful but others cause food spoilage and are poisonous.

Useful bacteria are used to make yoghurt and cheese.


Moulds
Moulds are a form of fungi.

Moulds are carried on wind and settle on food.

They grow on the surfaces of food such as bread, meat and cheese.

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