How will a bread prepared without yeast be different from the one prepared using yeast ?
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Yeast helps bread to be soft and well risen .
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A bread prepared without yeast will not be soft .Yeast in the bread metabolizes the sugar and starches in the flour turning them into alcohol and carbon dioxide gas . This gas inflates the network of air bubbles, causing the bread to rise . Along with the yeast, bacteria are growing in the dough as it rises. The bacteria often include some of the same lactic-acid-producing bacteria that turn milk into yogurt, which gives slow-risen breads a delicious taste .
So I conclude that yeastis essential .
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- A bread prepared without yeast will not be soft .
- This gas inflates the network of air bubbles, causing the bread to rise . Along with the yeast, bacteria are growing in the dough as it rises.
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