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What is the most serious food safety risk for milk-based sweets in a traditional sweet shop?

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Correct answer: Quick spoilage and microbial growth at wrong temperature

The direct answer is B: quick spoilage and microbial growth when milk-based sweets are kept at an unsuitable temperature. Milk, cream, khoa and similar ingredients contain moisture and nutrients that microorganisms can use. Step by step: the sweet is prepared; if it is not cooled, protected and stored correctly; bacteria, yeasts or moulds may multiply; the food may then spoil or cause illness. Option A, extra decoration, may affect appearance but is not the main safety danger. Option B is correct because time and temperature strongly control microbial growth. Option C, more customers, creates workload but is not itself contamination. Option D, a local name, has no direct food-safety effect. Keep perishable milk foods under proper temperature control and remember: perishable food plus time at an unsafe temperature means higher risk.

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Indian-CuisineMilk-SweetsTemperature-ControlFood-Safety

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