Yeast Extract

Question: I wanted to buy vegemite concentrated yeast extract in India, can anybody tell me where i'll get it in india? Basically i am from nagpur maharashtra and I wanted to buy vegemite concentrated yeast extract in India, as it is a good source of vitamin B but i am not able to get it in stores. Can anybody tell me where i'll get it in india?

Answer: *U might get it in some of mumbai's supermarkets or malls !!!

Question: What is the difference between yeast, and yeast extract? I got my tongue pierced the other day and I was told it would be a bad idea to consume anything with yeast in it, but is it alright for yeast extract? (second day after and my tongue is swollen still and I'm freakin' hungry Dx so I bought some soft noodles and macaroni but some of 'em have yeast extract in it) Other wise anyone have any ideas of what would be good to eat and easy? - cause I can't rly move food around my mouth with my tongue atm~ ty =D

Answer: Just have soup, i wouldnt risk eating noodles or macaroni.

Question: Yeast Extract? Marmite or Vegamite you love it or hate it?

Answer: Vegemite on toast - gotta love it!

Question: Making Kilju from absolute scratch, need homemade yeast. How to extract it? I am making this from scratch and I am stuck on the yeast. I know yeast is found in "sourdough starters" which is basically flour and water, and I know it is found on grapes. My only question is how do I extract it so it is almost exactly store bought yeast (species doesnt matter). Also, if there are any other ways to collect or extract yeast that would be very helpful. I already know how to make the sugar from fruits so this is my only obstacle.

Answer: you can't make an equivalant of storebought yeast at home... its too complicated to do some people brew by using dried rice (has some yeast) or a slice of bread, and just float it in the brew... but its a gamble what will be the results.

Question: Im Making Kilju from absolute scratch, need homemade yeast. How to extract it? I am making this from scratch and I am stuck on the yeast. I know yeast is found in "sourdough starters" which is basically flour and water, and I know it is found on grapes. My only question is how do I extract it so it is almost exactly store bought yeast (species doesnt matter). Also, if there are any other ways to collect or extract yeast that would be very helpful. I already know how to make the sugar from fruits so this is my only obstacle.

Answer: well boy you know I don't like you however in this case I am willing to help your pathetic struggles while in theory all yeast is yeast, some have different ( not good tastes ). Don't use bread starters, it is the wrong strain of yeast and adding flour to wine is never a good thing. You would be best to buy wine yeast from a home brew shop or failing that beer yeast. Grapes do carry yeasts on their skins and you may be able to make an alcoholic beverage from just putting the grape skins in contact with the sugar water for several days. Greeks continue to do this even today and not use commercial wine yeast. You may also get a wild yeast and it will taste terrible, or even a bacteria producing vinegar. a commercial wine starter is far safer. depending on the fruit , you may have pectin problems interfering with the yeast extracting the fructose. If you going to distill it use a freezer rather than a fractional distillation as your an arrogant fool and if you get it wrong it will blind you using heaters and extra vitamin b and treble the sugar and then waiting months for the specific gravity to fall to saf bottling level I could get beer to 9% alcohol. It might be an idea for you to get a specific gravity float so you can calculate the alcohol content. if you want more advice you may fall to your knees and beg in supplication for further email assistance

Question: Is there MSG in Yeast Extract? I thought that yeast extract was healthy. Now I've been warned off it because it contains MSG, but I can't see it in the ingredients. Does yeast extract contain MSG or not?

Answer: yeast extract is used for what? yeast=bread. i would stop eating bread because it contained preservatives.

Question: Is torula yeast and yeast extract bad for you? Okay so I've read some ingredients in some vegan meat products and they contain both of these. I searched it up online and it turns out that some people say both these ingredients are just as bad as MSG. Is this true?

Answer: Really? I had not heard that. I know torula yeast has a lot of b-vitamins in it, I'm not sure about yeast extract. But people sometimes use torula as a way to increase vitamins and protein in a dish. Nutritional Yeast, which is similar but much better tasting than torula - is actually recommended for vegans who want to increase their b-vitamin intake. Torula is a by-product of making paper, while Nutritional Yeast is grown on molasses. MSG isn't bad for people who are not sensitive to it.

Question: How do you extract yeast from a bottled beer? I'm thinking of brewing a good hefeweizen with some of that delicious banana-bread Franziskaner yeast. I'm just not sure how to culture it. Do you just pour a whole beer into a yeast starter, or what?

Answer: It is unlikely you will get the primary strain from the bottle. Weizens are commonly bottle conditioned with a bottling strain. But if you want to try you'd pour off the beer, then flame the lip and pour into sterile wort. Step up as required. I'd buy 3068 and be done with it. Ferment 70-75F if you want the banana bomb, 60-65F for clove.

Question: is autolyzed yeast extract the same as yeast? I am trying to stay away from dairy and yeast products in the hopes that my acne will clear up because i have been having a lot of trouble and nothing has been working. So i bought sun chips today and i was reading the ingredients and about halfway down the list was autolyzed yeast extract and i was wondering if that is the same thing as yeast...? thank you!

Answer: the yeast thing is like msg (monosodium glutamate)

Question: What is the role of yeast extract, corn syrup, corn starch and emulsifier E322 in recipe of Roasted almonds? I came across this ingredients wen i tasted garlic and onion flavored roasted almonds, I wished to make this at my own, hence kindly help!

Answer: I don't know, but I sure do wish I could eat what your making. yum yum yummy!!!

Question: What is red yeast rice? Is that similar to normal red rice? How does it produced? what is red rice extract? Red Yeast Rice (Monascus purpureus) has been used for centuries in the Chinese diet as a staple food and for its health benefits.* Red Yeast Rice Extract has been quality tested to assure maximum benefit.

Answer: it is much better and healtheir for you,

Question: is the yeast extract the same as yeast? does the yeast extract cause dog's allergie symptom? i was going to switch my dog from EVO to orijen,but then i found out they put yeast extract in their dog food.so i was wondering if the yeast extract will cause allergies as yeast

Answer: If your dog is allergic to yeast, then yes, he'll be allergic to yeast extract. You might look into feeding the raw diet (also known as BARF*), because it generally contains no grains and doesn't cause allergic reactions in most dogs. *Bones and Raw Food ...or...Biologically Appropriate Raw Food We've been feeding our dogs this diet for five years and their health is excellent and no more allergies. (We feed a commercially prepared frozen brand, Primal.)

Question: i bought some organic chicken noodle soup, and it has yeast extract? Yeast Extract has msg in it? Is that allowed in organic foods? In other words, can organic have msg in it? The soup does say its USDA Organic

Answer: Organic just means it is made with natural ingredients that did not involve fertilizers, pesticides, hormones, antibiotics, or the like. MSG is natural. It may not be good for you, but it's natural.

Question: How many people like Marmite it is popular in uk, it is made from yeast extract and good on buttered toast? is it available world wide i find it the middle east if i go to western food store

Answer: I like it. It's about the only product I've ever heard of that is actually marketed negatively, though (You either love it or hate it). It is available worldwide, but outside the UK it tends only to be found in specialty shops.

Question: Why is there a small tube of yeast extract in british army ration packs? cant think of a purpose for it?

Answer: is there ?

Question: what is the compostion of yeast extract? which is the component in that resembles the property of purine?

Answer: Yeast extract will vary since the type of yeast varies as well as the exact makeup of the extract each time it is made (since it is made from a living organism and may have been fed differently). It is a good supplement for all of the B vitamins. It also has some minerals.Being the combination of all the bodies of the yasts it will have some purines and other proteins.