If you have also tried making bread while in quarantine, you might have noticed yeast is sold out in many places.
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In this day and age, bread making has become one of the hottest activities you can do in isolation. All over Instagram and social media, people have been posting pictures of their freshly baked loafs. To be honest, it was making me a bit jealous last week, so this Saturday, I decided toTo bake bread at home, you'll need active dry yeast. But what's also sold out at most places right now? Active dried yeast.
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