Which of the foods does not support bacteria growth?
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This question was in one of my microbiology tests
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Microbial physiology 1 year 1 Answer 305 views Regular Member 0 John V. Shea 
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Bacteria will grow most likely at the pH 7 but it will show no growth at very low ph . That’s why lemon juice and vinegar are used as the preservatives , because they don’t support bacterial growth. Moreover , there are some non-potentially hazardous foods like beef jerky , bread, uncooked rice, raw onions ,unopened cans and fresh garlic etc , that don’t support the growth of bacteria.