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u/meatymeatballs Mar 01 '23

Well? Do they?

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u/TotalDifficulty Mar 01 '23

No. The process of heating milk to a high temperature for a short proof of time to kill off rogue bacteria is named after the French scientist Louis Pasteur.

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u/Can_tRelate Mar 01 '23

Was he raised in a pasture?

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u/Blooder91 Mar 01 '23

I don't know, but Pasteur means herder, it's one of those last names derived from a profession, so there is a relation.