Consequential Loss Coverage would provide coverage for food spoilage from:

Consequential Loss Coverage is designed to protect against losses that occur as a result of an event impacting the insured property. In the context of food spoilage, this coverage would apply to situations that lead directly to the failure of a refrigeration source, such as a deep freeze.

When considering the breakdown of the deep freeze, it presents a scenario where the appliance stops functioning properly, leading to temperatures rising and food items beginning to spoil. This fits within the parameters of consequential loss because the spoilage is a direct result of the equipment failure.

In contrast, other scenarios like missing a payment leading to a power shutoff, or human error such as accidentally unplugging the appliance, do not fall under typical coverage as they are not caused by the inherent failure of the equipment itself. A fuse blowing might be seen as a maintenance issue rather than a direct mechanical failure of the deep freeze. Thus, the breakdown of the deep freeze stands out as the correct choice because it directly links to the cause of the spoilage and is an insurable event under consequential loss principles.