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Any foods that contain excess amounts of amylase?

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Not naturally: Yeast and some cereals contain amylase but in high enough amounts to be useful. Industry adds amylase to baked good, cake mixes, beer and other alcoholic beverages, fruit juices etc.

Answered 5/23/2014

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