Bedlasky - 31-10-2020 at 09:43
Hi.
One of my acquaintances has a question, when someone disinfect food with ozone, if bread doesn't form something harmful in reaction with ozone. I
honestly don't know, but maybe someone here does?
Ubya - 31-10-2020 at 09:48
probably the surface might be a bit oxidized, but it should't be harmful
just don't let food in contact with ozone for days and you are ok xD
Fyndium - 1-11-2020 at 12:25
Ozone, UVC and others are not very good at sterilizing sub-surface contaminants. If you could first apply a high vacuum on a bread, and then
pressurize the chamber with very high pressure of enriched ozone gas, it would probably do the job a bit better.
Ozone oxidizes most stuff to their highest oxidation state. In some instances this creates harmful compounds from non-harmful ones.
BluBoirt - 3-11-2020 at 15:57
It is safe, but the most common use of ozone in the food industry is in the form of ozonated water. (if the question is in general, ozonated water and
bread probably won't taste that good 
)