any recomends for brewer's yeast

[Guest guest]

Lynn,

The brand you're already using is the only one that I'd be willing to

consume. They'll put it in writing that theirs is GMO-free, and they don't add

wheat

flour to it. You can just call Information in the city listed on the can to

get their phone number. There's no MSG, because there's no chemicals used or

high heat. I use the one that just says Brewer's Yeast, because, although the

way

they describe the methods used to make their processed varieties, Brewer's

Yeast Flakes and Brewer's Yeast Buds, sounds benign, I see no reason to take any

chances. The regular Brewer's Yeast works just fine.

n

[Guest guest]

Anyone have any good recomendations for low temp. processed

taste-tolerable brewers yeast?

Right now I'm using Labs brewers yeast that's grown on beets.

It tastes fine but I know nothing about how it's processed.

Thanks

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Its been years since I did the research but to my knowledge the same

can be said for red star

http://www.lesaffreyeastcorp.com/nutritional/consumer/faq.html

If someone has different info please provide it.

DMM

> Lynn,

>

> The brand you're already using is the only one that I'd be willing

to

> consume. They'll put it in writing that theirs is GMO-free, and

they don't add wheat

> flour to it. You can just call Information in the city listed on

the can to

> get their phone number. There's no MSG, because there's no

chemicals used or

> high heat. I use the one that just says Brewer's Yeast, because,

although the way

> they describe the methods used to make their processed varieties,

Brewer's

> Yeast Flakes and Brewer's Yeast Buds, sounds benign, I see no

reason to take any

> chances. The regular Brewer's Yeast works just fine.

>

> n

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