Translation of "Verdorbene lebensmittel" in English

Refrigerators are very small and very poorly incapacious cold, spoiled foods.

In addition, the losses caused by spoiled foodstuffs and faulty storage reach unimaginable dimensions.

As a result, to our table gets mostly lifeless poor quality food.

Although often associated with decaying food, they prefer live food.

Vomiting is a reaction of the body to release substances which are spoiled or toxic.

And if the first attempt fails, you will not be sorry for spoiled food.

Irradiation enables the industry to return spoiled food back into the sales channels.

Usually, spoilt animal products are by far a greater health risk than spoilt animal-free products.

In Venezuela, importing spoiled food and letting it rot is more profitable than any investment anywhere else in the world (disregarding, of course, the bribes needed to make it happen).

In the case of large locker installations at railroad stations or other places with heavy traffic, the possibility cannot be excluded that one or more lockers will be rendered unusable because, for example, the last user left spoiled food in it.

She thinks that cooking - it is simple: I am preparing for the family, and for others, and even more so because I can. As a result, we have overcooked pasta, meatballs scorched, salted soup, undercooked fish, burnt porridge, and other spoiled food, which are so common in kitchens.

The meaning and purpose of a closed cold chain from production to consumption are protection of the consumer from hazards to health due to spoiled foodstuffs.

For instance, a person ate some spoilt food, which resulted in vomiting and diarrhea, and soon, the person recovered.

The spoiled food should no longer be eaten, even if doing so does not necessarily lead to illness.

Foodstuffs spoiled in this way are generally recognized by a quite unpleasant odor and/or taste, generally identified as rancid.

Also possible is a reaction to the toxic effects of a particular food contaminant (e.g., Salmonella) or to spoiled foodstuff (e.g., mold/fungus).

The cooking assistive device (100) of any one of claims 3 to 10, further comprising a food spoilage monitor (432).

Other underlying factors include an inability to utilize certain component(s) in a food and toxicity due to contaminated and/or spoiled foods.

The “electronic nose” is to be suited for everyday use and to smell potential hazards, such as smoldering cables or spoilt food, earlier than a human being.

Main reasons for food disposal are spoiled food (70%), followed by insufficient use of leftovers (53%) and expiration of the best-before date (43%).

To prevent odors in the future, make a point to look in once a week or so and remove expired food.

Except for a few puddles, the flood had receded, but the devastation was still visible everywhere: waterlogged walls and mold, rusted machinery, spoiled foods - as well as fire damage caused by short-circuits.

Salmonellae are dangerous pathogens that enter the body via contaminated food and can cause severe infections.

Standby generators prevent unexpected repair or losses that occur when a home sits without power, such as €150 per night for a hotel stay, €200 in spoiled food losses, and even more painful, a home with an unpowered sump pump can incur several thousand euros in water damages to the cellar.

Create a smart tag to know if packaged food has spoiled.

The two transport companies are of different sizes and serve different markets.

The refrigerator made it possible for almost everyone to eat more fruits and vegetables, and simply to stop eating rotten food, which is the main reason why the most prevalent cancer for men in the United States in 1930, stomach cancer, is the least prevalent now.

Foods are always described as spoiled if they have become unusable for human consumption due to adverse changes.

This greatly extends a product's storage life, thus reducing the number of returns of food that has gone bad.