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A Question About Yeast
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superrhinos
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If a recipe states fast acting yeast can you used dry instead. If so, do I need to activate it or can I just use it in the recipe as stated?
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You can use dried yeast instead of fast-acting yeast, but you do need to activate it, according to the instructions on the packaging, first.If you fold it in half, will an Audi A4 fit in a Citroen C5?
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Thank you. I thought this would be the case but felt it wise to check first.GC: Feb (16th Jan - 15th Feb) £46.25 / £50
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