Delikatesni prehrambeni kvasac, dodatak jelima 500g

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Opis

Delikatesni prehrambeni kvasac, poznat i kao nutritivni ili prehrambeni kvasac, je neaktivan kvasac koji se koristi kao začin i izvor hranjivih tvari, posebno proteina i vitamina B skupine. Ne koristi se za dizanje tijesta jer je deaktiviran. 

Što je delikatesni prehrambeni kvasac?

Delikatesni kvasac je vrsta kvasca Saccharomyces cerevisiae koja je deaktivirana i pasterizirana.

Uzgojen je na melasi šećerne trske ili repice.

Nakon uzgoja, kvasac se suši i melje u prah.

Za razliku od običnog kvasca, ne sadrži aktivne enzime i neće narasti u dodiru s vlagom i toplinom. 

Po čemu se razlikuje od običnog kvasca?

    • Obični kvasac (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) se koristi za dizanje tijesta jer je aktivan i sadrži enzime koji proizvode ugljikov dioksid.
    • Delikatesni kvasac je neaktivan, deaktiviran i pasteriziran, te se koristi isključivo kao začin i dodatak hrani. 

Za što se koristi?

    • Dodaje se jelima kao što su variva, tjestenina, juhe, umaci, kokice, i drugo, kako bi se poboljšao okus i nutritivna vrijednost. 
    • Često se koristi kao zamjena za sir u veganskoj prehrani, jer ima sirasti okus. 
    • Može se koristiti i u jelima s mesom, jajima i mliječnim proizvodima. 
    • Dobar je izvor proteina, vitamina B skupine, te minerala poput fosfora, magnezija i kalija. 

Prednosti delikatesnog kvasca:

    • Bogat izvor proteina i vitamina B skupine.
    • Može se koristiti kao začin u raznim jelima.
    • Poboljšava okus i nutritivnu vrijednost jela. 

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