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Question: in stead of using pure yeast you can use bread in homemade wine and liquors


Answers: in stead of using pure yeast you can use bread in homemade wine and liquors

Yes, in prison inmates will often save their juice and bread then brew their own "wine" back in their cells in a garbage bag... From what I'm told it tastes like donkey d##k, but it gets you drunk.


racefish -

They've actually figured out that the yeast that lives in the natural wood timbers of the fermenting vessel are far more important to the creation on lambics than the yeast floating through the air.

no,,it's not true

Not True

If you use "white" bread, you can. When it's baked, they do it at a low temperature so not all the yeast is killed. The bad thing is that you end up with mush at the bottom of your primary fermenter and that can be a hassle.
Depending on what you want to do, you could even go with the natural yeast that grows on the fruit but you wouldn't have control over the end product. Some beers called "Lambic" beers are done this way. The yeast is in the air which then settles on the "wort" in the case of beer, or "must" as in wine.
The best idea is to use a good yeast, sterilize everything, and keep the air away from it.





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