Lesson 8 - Yeast Flashcards

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Name the 4 parts of a yeast cell and there function

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  1. Cell Wall/Membrane - surrounds the yeast cell and provides strength. Membrane controls everything to leave and enter the cell
  2. Nucleus- contains the cells DNA which has 16 chromosomes.
    3 Mitrochondria - site of reactions that produce energy.
  3. Cytoplasm- fluid in the cell which stores materials
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2
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Describe how and the steps of yeast Growth

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Yeast grows by budding mechanism.

New cells form when the mother’s cell wall is partially broken which allows for a bud to form.

The bud grows gradually forming the cell components. Which eventually separates from the mother. Leaving scars on both bud and mother.

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3
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Name the three types of yeast

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Creamed

Pressed

Dried

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4
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How is cream yeast stored

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Deliverered in tankers and stored in bulk tanks onsite. This is at around 3-4 c

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5
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How is pressed yeast stored

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Supplied in 25 kg bags. And stored at 3-4 c. Has a shelf life of around 2 weeks

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6
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How is dried yeast stored

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Delivered in packs at ambient temps. Has a shelf life of 3 years

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7
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Describe the difference between culture and wild yeast.

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Culture. - Yeats grown in a commercial setting in sterilise conditions to prevent contamination.

Wild yeast. - mixture of yeast and bacteria. Very unpredictable however can contribute to different flavours and is cheap

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