ultra-heat-treated milk

noun
UK /ˌʌltrə hiːt ˈtriːtɪd mɪlk/
US /ˌʌltrə hiːt ˈtriːtɪd mɪlk/

Milk that has been heated very hot for a short time so it can stay fresh longer without a fridge.

The camping trip was easier because we brought ultra-heat-treated milk that didn't need to be kept cold.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Milk processed at about 135–150°C for a few seconds to kill bacteria and spores.

Ultra-heat-treated milk is sealed in sterile cartons to keep it safe for months.

3. A type of milk often used in places without reliable refrigeration.

Aid workers distributed ultra-heat-treated milk to families in the remote village.

4. Milk that can be stored at room temperature until opened.

Once you open ultra-heat-treated milk, you should put it in the fridge.