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What food have yeast in?

Updated: 10/6/2023
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Mainly breads, buns, cakes, cookies, Pizza, but you'll have to read your labels because there is yeast in many tinned or processed foods. I was on a yeast diet and it was tough to find things I could eat as far as bread products. I found a good bread called "Aileen's Bread", but now notice many bakery will carry no yeast breads and buns. It's cheaper than going to a health food store.

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it is used in bread, alcohol such as beer and cider, bread rolls, Grape Juice, malt beverages, pretzels, sake, sour bread dough and the rest you can look up on a different website

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12y ago
  • Bagels
  • Beer
  • Bread
  • Bread rolls
  • Cider
  • Fruit skins, especially:
  • Grapes
  • Plumbs
  • Grape juice
  • Malt beverages
  • MSG (often extracted from autolyzed yeast extract or from wheat)
  • Oxo Cubes
  • Pretzels
  • Sake
  • Sour dough bread
  • Wine
  • Yeast Extract:
  • Bovril
  • Cenovis
  • Marmite
  • Oxo
  • Promite
  • Vegemite
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15y ago

As far as food, Mostly breads have yeast. As far as drinks, beer, and other beverages of that type have yeast culturs in them

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10y ago

Yeast food is water and flour. The flour is what the yeast wants, and the water is the vehicle that helps facilitate the food to the yeast.

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Bread,Beer,Potatoe cake

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bread

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