Is there a bread I can buy without enzymes?!


Question: Ive been told enzymes are from cows stomach fluid.. and then there are vegetable enzymes? How do I find the difference for bread enzymes?


Answers: Ive been told enzymes are from cows stomach fluid.. and then there are vegetable enzymes? How do I find the difference for bread enzymes?

ALL food has naturally occuring enzymes, but enzymes are 'killed' or reduced by high heat. this is why many people choose to follow a raw food diet... the basic understanding is that raw food contains the enzymes needed to digest it.

enzymes can be added to our diet and help greatly with the digestive process, since processed food is dead that way. in addition, taking enzymes between meals is a good way to help clean out the intestinal tract and avoid problems such as diverticulitis and failure to absorb nutrients.

if you try to avoid enzymes, you'll be on a diet of water.

try your best to use whole wheat bread because i know that is the one that i eat and there are no suck thing as cows stomatch fluid in my bread. yuck!

I'm sure you can find bread without enzymes. They are not required or desired to make good bread. Read the labels. Flour, yeast, salt, water, and maybe sugar for basic breads.

Try ezekiel bread. Its the bombay.

You're thinking about cheese, not bread.

Breads from artisan bakeries such as french, sourdough, ciabatta, pugliese.........

Trader Joe's has sprouted grain breads that don't contain any unnatural junk.

The enzymes in bread are from yeast or mushrooms there is no cow enzymes in bread. There maybe in dairy milk though!
Most bread they don't use milk to make it
Just flour, water, yeast.. some have egg and margerine or butter but those things aren't essential!





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