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Are icecream made of pasteurized milk?

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All ice cream mixes have to undergo a pasteurization process (heating to about 83 deg.C) to ensure good microbiologically stability. After the pasteurization process the ice cream is further processed in ice cream freezers where ice is generated and air is whipped into the product.
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