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What food safety risks are associated with diluting room-temperature sauce with filtered water for sous vide cooking?

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Kritika

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Posted 29 August 2024 - 05:52 AM

Hi IFSQN members, 

 

We need to dilute some room-temperature sauce with filtered water available at the factory. The diluted sauce will then be used for a product undergoing sous vide cooking. 
 
What are the food safety risks associated with this process, and what risk assessments do we need to have in place?


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Posted 29 August 2024 - 10:42 AM

Hi Kritika,

Please tell us a little more about your process. Where does the sauce come from? What happens after adding? 



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Posted 29 August 2024 - 04:28 PM

 

Hi IFSQN members, 

 

We need to dilute some room-temperature sauce with filtered water available at the factory. The diluted sauce will then be used for a product undergoing sous vide cooking. 
 
What are the food safety risks associated with this process, and what risk assessments do we need to have in place?

 

 

Some details on the origin and chemistry of the sauce would be helpful.  Is it a purchased ingredient that comes with some guarantees?  Is it RTE?  High/Low acid, or water activity?

 

What happens after the sauce is added to the intermediate product?  How much time passes before thermal processing (lethality)?





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