Discussion
The reason a finished, properly acidified pickle resists spoilage is that
Answer: C
Correct answer: Little sugar remains and the pH is too low for most organisms
Two barriers act together: the acidity prevents growth, and the absence of fermentable sugar leaves nothing to grow on. The organisms are not all destroyed - many survive in a dormant state - and the salt is nowhere near saturation, so those explanations are wrong.
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