Soaking liquid for removing soybean pesticide residues and application of soaking liquid to preparation of soybean products free from pesticide residues
A technology for pesticide residues and soaking liquid, which is applied to the field of pesticide residue removal in crops, can solve problems such as serious drug residues, and achieve the effects of removing pesticide residues, quickly and effectively, and removing pesticide residues thoroughly.
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[0030] A method for preparing soybean products without pesticide residues, comprising the following steps:
[0031] 1) Raw material selection:
[0032] Choose non-GMO soybean raw materials;
[0033] 2) Raw material quality screening:
[0034] Select soybean raw materials with no pests, no mildew, and full grains, and reserve them;
[0035] 3) Raw material cleaning:
[0036] Rinse the soybean raw material with clean water 3-5 times, soak in clean water for 30 minutes, and then dry;
[0037] 4) Chlorine disinfection:
[0038] Place the cleaned soybean raw material in an airtight container containing chlorine gas generated by the reaction of 30% NaOCl and 20% hydrochloric acid, and process it for 15 minutes;
[0039] 5) Infrared disinfection:
[0040] Place the sterilized soybean raw materials in an infrared disinfection cabinet for secondary disinfection;
[0041] 6) Traditional Chinese medicine soaking to remove pesticide residues:
[0042] Soak the soybean raw material...
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