jigtwins Well-Known Member Joined Apr 25, 2013 Messages 241 Reaction score 51 Location Creston May 23, 2017 #1 I've seen and heard all kinds of negative info regarding the use of a starter for dry yeast. Has anyone out there done any real experiments with cell counting to verify this? just curious.
I've seen and heard all kinds of negative info regarding the use of a starter for dry yeast. Has anyone out there done any real experiments with cell counting to verify this? just curious.
M morbster Well-Known Member Joined Jan 7, 2014 Messages 344 Reaction score 100 May 23, 2017 #2 I've read more recently that properly rehydrated yeast can be treated like liquid yeast and work just fine in a starter. Just rehydrate, then ramp up. I have not seen any info on cell counts.
I've read more recently that properly rehydrated yeast can be treated like liquid yeast and work just fine in a starter. Just rehydrate, then ramp up. I have not seen any info on cell counts.
oakbarn Supporting Member HBT Supporter Joined Jun 23, 2011 Messages 2,137 Reaction score 488 Location Bartonville May 23, 2017 #3 No Need. I do not even hydrate every time. Add and extra pack if you are worried. Keep everything clean and no worries.
No Need. I do not even hydrate every time. Add and extra pack if you are worried. Keep everything clean and no worries.