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Is it safe to eat active dry yeast?
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Enitrely safe: No harm at all. You may have heard that certain yeasts cause infections of various types. But the yeasts used in food, cooking, beer and wine making, etc are not candida. They are entirely harmless and even healthy. Don't worry about this.
Answered 12/25/2016
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