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Name the commercial use of yeast?

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Answered by Jyotimodi
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it is used in making cake

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Yeast, the most common one being S. cerevisiae, is used in baking as a leavening agent, where it converts the food/fermentable sugars present in dough into the gas carbon dioxide.


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Answered by marishthangaraj
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The commercial use of yeast

Explanation:

  • The most common use of yeast has been in the making of bread. The yeast reacts with oxygen and helps leaven bread, or make it rise. During Passover, Jewish people will remove the yeast from bread to make flatbread.  Brewing wine and beer has also used yeast for centuries to ferment the mixture to make it alcoholic.
  • Different kinds of yeast are used to make ale, lager, spirits and wine. It makes alcohol by reacting with the sugars that naturally occur in these drinks. Root beers and other soft drinks use yeast to add flavor, but the fermentation process is stopped before the drink becomes alcoholic.
  • This means the drinks are much sweeter than their alcoholic counterparts and contain more carbon dioxide. They also normally have a very low alcohol content, although this is usually around 0.1 percent. Most recently yeast has been used in the production of biofuels.
  • This is because the yeast turns sugar into ethanol which can be used as a diesel substitute in vehicles. The process it goes through is identical to that of making beer or wine. Many of the probiotic drinks available now use yeast as a supplement.
  • Many vegetarians use yeast as a supplement due to low protein and vitamin amounts in their normal diet. Yeast can also be processed to create yeast extract. This is then used in a variety of food products such as Marmite and Vegemite.

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