Sentence examples for made from yeast from inspiring English sources

Today's version is made from yeast and sugar, flour, water and salt, extruded through machines and baked.

Chelsea bun, traditional British treat that is made from yeast dough topped with currants, brown sugar, and butter and then coiled into square- or round-shaped buns.

He says the GM yeast technique has a decades-long track record: "Insulin [for diabetics] used to come from pigs, you'd kill them and extract the pancreas". Now it is all made from yeast, as is the rennet used to make most cheese, which once was extracted from the stomach of baby cows.

This summer, Best Bees will field-test an antifungal vaccine, made from yeast sugar, along with a probiotic supplement for bees.

Since then, considerable progress on this enzyme has been made from yeast to mammals, as well as plants.

This accumulation depends on the flies' diet: flies fed a diet made from yeast cells accumulated LTP on these neurons, while those fed only on sugar and proteins did not.

Marmite is a thick, sticky paste made from concentrated yeast extract, a byproduct from brewing beer.

But good bread made from wild yeast is like no other.

But bread made from wild yeast does not have to taste acidic.

The price tags will raise eyebrows: The average cost of a small baguette is ¥380, or $4, while pain de campagne made from natural yeast and domestic, organic flour can go up to ¥800.

Made from wild yeast culture shipped from Italy bucking and snorting, it yields a springy, invigorating crust, with flavors galloping from its winey, nutty golden puffed edges to its chocolaty, espresso-bitter char.