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Question about bread yeast
BusyGirl
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I have some out of date sachets of tesco bread yeast, about a year (or 2 :eek:) or so 
. They are completely sealed up, so do you think they will be ok to use? To be honest I don't usually worry about dates on (most) food, but I wonder if it will still make my bread rise or not?
Thanks:D
. They are completely sealed up, so do you think they will be ok to use? To be honest I don't usually worry about dates on (most) food, but I wonder if it will still make my bread rise or not?Thanks:D
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i would think they would be fine as they're dry and sealed, i ould maybe add a little bit more than the recipe says but only a bit'We're not here for a long time, we're here for a good time0
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Thanks, will give them a go.:D0
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Hi there
I don't pay much attention to dates on most things -but I would think that yeast that far out of date won't rise...but I could be wrong...-6 -8 -3 -1.5 -2.5 -3 -1.5-3.50 -
MRSMCAWBER wrote: »Hi there
I don't pay much attention to dates on most things -but I would think that yeast that far out of date won't rise...but I could be wrong...
no it should be fine, its been kept dry and it will last a long time in "suspended animation"'We're not here for a long time, we're here for a good time0
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