Technically they would, sort of. Survival of a particular microorganism (MO) in food depends upon several factors, the main two being Time and Temperature. At 70 degrees Celsius, most Salmonella sp. strains will be killed after ~10 seconds. read more
At 70 degrees Celsius, most Salmonella sp. strains will be killed after ~10 seconds. As the temperature increases, the time required to achieve the death of the MO decreases, so at 77 degrees Celsius, Salmonella sp. will be killed in one second. read more