If a consumer chooses to use milk, what safety consideration regarding milk quality is mentioned as being important for general awareness?
Answer
Understanding the difference between pasteurized and raw milk.
Although this concern is less relevant when the decision is made *not* to use milk at all, general food safety awareness includes recognizing the distinction between pasteurized milk and raw milk. Commercial milk sold widely is pasteurized, a process that mitigates significant risks. Understanding this difference is noted as important general food safety knowledge, even though the context of eating dry Chocos bypasses the need to apply this knowledge directly to the consumption event.
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