date:Apr 03, 2014
from radio waves also known as radiofrequency, or RF, heating and simultaneously spraying them with water to cool them. Finally, the eggs were put in a hot-water bath. This entire pasteurization process took about 20 minutes, or about one-third that of the conventional one.
Eggs were also inoculated with a research strain of Salmonella and treated to the RF-based process, which killed 99.999 percent of the cells, according to ARS chemical engineer Dave Geveke.
Although using RF heating to k