There are millions of bacteria in each cubic centiliter of milk or most other liquids.
Many come just from being exposed to the air, so milk starts to turn sour as soon as it is milked.
Refrigeration is a way to contain the development and reproduction of these bacteria.
Pasteurization is a way to get rid of the nefarious bacteria, but it doesn't get rid of those that cause souring, for instance. It just postpone it for a few more days compared to raw milk.
The UHT (Ultra high Temperature) process does a better job, increasing the shelf life to several weeks without requiring refrigeration, at the cost of a burned taste.
Modern milking processes limit the exposure to ambient air using vacuum pumps and a neutral gas such as nitrogen, and refrigerating the milk immediately after milking, so our milk keeps longer than it ever did.
Shopping using home delivery is also a way to ensure that the "cold chain" is not interrupted, like when you shop in a supermarket and carry refrigerated milk in an unrefrigerated caddy or the boot of the car. Each minute spent unrefrigerated means tens of thousands of bacteria reproduce.
The souring process is caused by bacteria that convert the lactose sugar of the milk into lactic acid. They do so even in the fridge, just much slower.
powdered? it doesn't expire nearly as quickly. Powdered milk may also contain more protein than regular.
This milk will expire tomorrow.You coupon will expire next week.
The milk will expire next week if not consumed before then.
The milk expired yesterday.
its because it isn't water. also you can keep milk past it's "expiration date" by putting it in the fridge.
Yes it will spoil. Always check the expiry date.
Bevause of the viscosity of milk.
They either expired or were quickly repealed when Jefferson became president in 1801.
You drink milk
Fruit loops cereal tends to get soggier more quickly in warm milk compared to cold milk. The warmth of the milk can speed up the process of absorbing liquid into the cereal, resulting in a softer texture more quickly.
Because it will spoil quickly.
I think you mean Rennet . Rennet is the lipoprotein that turns milk into curds & whey to separated the milk for cheese making, if you add a small amount of rennet to formula milk it clots quickly forming a lumpy mass & is often used for children with a weak esophageal sphincter muscle that results in projectile vomiting.