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Posted: Fri, Apr 20 2012, 12:10 am Post subject: is yeast chametz? |
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| are there different opinions whether yeast chametz? Does it depend on which kind of yeast it is? TIA
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Posted: Fri, Apr 20 2012, 2:48 am Post subject: re: is yeast chametz? |
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I was wondering this as well. My DH has been experimenting with making wine and the process requires yeast...so the 4 cups? For sure have been in contact with yeast.
I wonder if yeast has the same status as baking soda (also used for leavening and accepted by some for use on Pesach).
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Posted: Fri, Apr 20 2012, 2:53 am Post subject: re: is yeast chametz? |
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it's considered "sear" or something like that... meaning "levening agensts" and are also forbiden but not called chometz.
if you look at the baking powder for pesach it had different ingrediants...
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Posted: Fri, Apr 20 2012, 10:53 am Post subject: Re: re: is yeast chametz? |
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| Arcy wrote: | it's considered "sear" or something like that... meaning "levening agensts" and are also forbiden but not called chometz.
if you look at the baking powder for pesach it had different ingrediants... |
I said baking soda, not powder. Baking soda is a chemical compound which never has different ingredients. Pesach baking powder, OTOH, does have different ingredients - it's baking soda and potato starch instead of corn starch. I'm not sure if they leave out the cream of tartar for Pesach or not.
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Posted: Sat, Apr 21 2012, 7:08 am Post subject: re: is yeast chametz? |
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Yeast is a fungus and by definition cannot become hametz. It can cause things like wheat/bread to ferment etc but it cannot itself become hametz and is not a halachic issue.
S'or is like a sour dough starter which is itself hametz. Not using any form of leavening agent at all is a misunderstanding of halacha. _________________ Specialising in boys since 2006:
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