what is the use of yeast in food industries
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In food industry, yeasts have an important role in the production of alcoholic beverages, bioethanol, baker's yeast and yeast-derived products. Lactic acid bacteria also have a fundamental effect on the production of some food products such as yoghurt, fermented vegetables, sour-dough bread and others
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- Baking and manufacturing alcoholic drinks are the two primary applications of yeasts in the food industry.
- They've been employed in this fashion since the dawn of time - evidence suggests that ancient Egyptians utilized yeast in breadmaking, and we've been fermenting liquids like beer and wine for millennia.
- Yeasts are used to make alcoholic drinks, bioethanol, baker's yeast, and other yeast-derived products in the food business.
- Lactic acid bacteria are also important in the manufacture of yoghurt, fermented vegetables, sourdough bread, and other food items.
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