Is pasteurized with steam or Propylene oxide?
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With steam, by definition. The other is technically chemical sterilization.
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Ingredients areGlucose Oxidase, Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Potassium Thiocyanate, Purified Water, Rosemary Extract, Sodium Chloride, Sorbitol, Zinc Chloride, Dextranase, Lactoferrin, Lactoperoxidase, Lysozyme, Mutanase.I can't find propylene glycol :)
510363
I just checked my bottle and it doesn't say that it's pasteurized anywhere on the label.
1577465
They're not pasteurized, by the time I got them in the mail the drinks were bad. I had to return them which was a mess b/c their shipping dept. resent me the same package I returned
1245725
They are not raw if they are pasteurized. So Amazon needs to be clear on this and not state they are raw or someone should sue them.
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I don't know and didn't expect much of one because this product is just a pressure cooker that boils water and shoots out a lot of steam. It's great for what I bought it for which is cleaning grease off of very small, hard to get to areas on my old military rifles which are coated with preservative grease. If it makes you more comfortable, I've had this steamer for about two years now and it's worked flawless every time so far!
518237
This is not a paste but a sauce. The skins are removed either by heat or by chemicals. After that they are strained, crushed or purreed then cooked and canned.
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I have not seen a separate label that you're referring to. It definitely says raw, unpasteurized, etc. on the jar label. The fact that it's pretty solid tells me that it has not been processed. That's all I can tell you. :-)
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Donna...I looked on the package and it does NOT have the word "pasteurized" on it. The importer of the Allgau butter is "Fond 'O Foods". I also use Plugra Butter which is made in the U.S.A.. billed as "European Style". Cabot of Vermont also has a European style butter that comes as a roll instead of rectangle. I believe there is an Amish-produced butter that is also a roll. Finally, Lurpak is the brand of Danish butter and it also does not indicate whether it is pasteurized. Now, you probably have more than you ever wanted to know on the subject! Sorry it is not more precise/definitive for you! Donna...I looked on the package and it does NOT have the word "pasteurized" on it. The importer of the Allgau butter is "Fond 'O Foods". I also use Plugra Butter which is made in the U.S.A.. billed as "European Style". Cabot of Vermont also has a European style butter that comes as a roll instead of rectangle. I believe there is an Amish-produced butter that is also a roll. Finally, Lurpak is the brand of Danish butter and it also does not indicate whether it is pasteurized. Now, you probably have more than you ever wanted to know on the subject! Sorry it is... » Read More Donna...I looked on the package and it does NOT have the word "pasteurized" on it. The importer of the Allgau butter is "Fond 'O Foods". I also use Plugra Butter which is made in the U.S.A.. billed as "European Style". Cabot of Vermont also has a European style butter that comes as a roll instead of rectangle. I believe there is an Amish-produced butter that is also a roll. Finally, Lurpak is the brand of Danish butter and it also does not indicate whether it is pasteurized. Now, you probably have more than you ever wanted to know on the subject! Sorry it is not more precise/definitive for you! « Show Less
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The product contains Propylene Glycol and an inhibitor system for use in this type of small boiler system. All ingredients are on the FDA list for approved food additives and the product is generally regarded as safe (GRAS) per FDA guidelines. The concentration of Boiler Antifreeze Concentrate requires the product to be mixed with two parts purified or distilled water to one part product for normal usage.The product utilizes a special inhibitor system to prevent any bacterial or algae growth in the heating unit and prevents system corrosion for extended periods of time. Also, Boiler Antifreeze Concentrate protects from freeze damage and prevents system corrosion when used as directed. The product contains Propylene Glycol and an inhibitor system for use in this type of small boiler system. All ingredients are on the FDA list for approved food additives and the product is generally regarded as safe (GRAS) per FDA guidelines. The concentration of Boiler Antifreeze Concentrate requires the product to be mixed with two parts purified or distilled water to one part product for normal usage.The product utilizes a special inhibitor system to prevent any bacterial or algae growth in the heating unit and prevents system corrosion for extended periods of time. Also,... » Read More The product contains Propylene Glycol and an inhibitor system for use in this type of small boiler system. All ingredients are on the FDA list for approved food additives and the product is generally regarded as safe (GRAS) per FDA guidelines. The concentration of Boiler Antifreeze Concentrate requires the product to be mixed with two parts purified or distilled water to one part product for normal usage.The product utilizes a special inhibitor system to prevent any bacterial or algae growth in the heating unit and prevents system corrosion for extended periods of time. Also, Boiler Antifreeze Concentrate protects from freeze damage and prevents system corrosion when used as directed. « Show Less
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I checked my three jars of honey, and none of them have a "PASTEURIZED" label. I still think it is just Raw, Unpasteurized honey.
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Neither. It's an oxide if a metal, in powder form. You can resuspend it in oil or water based creams or lotions.
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I called the Company to ask about this. They told me that nothing was added and nothing taken away....it 's completely natural with zero pasteurization and no other spray preservatives.....
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I called the factory in Brooklyn. The juice is "flash pasteurized." That is why it is safe at room temperature until it is opened. I was told the pasteurization process is fast enough to kill bacteria without damaging the ingredients.
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They are considered raw, but a company spokesperson from Costco confirmed that these are pasteurized using the PPO method....that is not good....will not purchase these again.
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Ingredients: Water, Propylene Glycol, May contain one or more of the following: U.S. Certified Food Colors: Red 3, Red 40, Blue 2, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Citric Acid, less than 1/10 of 1% Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate (as Preservative).
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The label lists it as non-homogenized, but makes no reference to pasteurization. The butter is heated in order to make ghee, which would likely pasteurize the product if it wasn't already.