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Yeast making:

Yeast is a one-celled organism which belongs to the living organisms group which is called fungi. There are many kinds of yeast and almost all of them are essential to human beings because it is the most important component of bread, in addition to cheese, wine and etc. Yeast is rich in many vitamins; such as vitamin B and it consists of several components and enzymes which can be used for health purposes. However, yeast can sometimes cause diseases, such as skin infection.Yeast and science are highly communicated to

each other because of the fermentation process of yeast which is mainly made by means of science. Many people heard about the fermentation process of yeast, but they do not know how it works. The fermentation process is a process in which yeast enzymes ferment sugar into substances which living organisms’ cell can make use of. This fermentation process of sugars produces carbon dioxide gas and alcohol which causes the bread to rise and by the time the bread bakes, alcohol is evaporated.

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Yeast making:

Yeast is a one-celled organism which belongs to the living organisms group which is called fungi. There are many kinds of yeast and almost all of them are essential to human beings because it is the most important component of bread, in addition to cheese, wine and etc. Yeast is rich in many vitamins; such as vitamin B and it consists of several components and enzymes which can be used for health purposes. However, yeast can sometimes cause diseases, such as skin infection.

Yeast and science are highly communicated to each other because of the fermentation process of yeast which is mainly made by means of science. Many people heard about the fermentation process of yeast, but they do not know how it works. The fermentation process is a process in which yeast enzymes ferment sugar into substances which living organisms’ cell can make use of. This fermentation process of sugars produces carbon dioxide gas and alcohol which causes the bread to rise and by the time the bread bakes, alcohol is evaporated.