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Jean-Scott
 
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Default PING: Roy Basan What % of carbs does yeast consum

I have software that does nutritional analysis. However, I believe it is
taking the carbohydrates at face value. It does not take into consideration
that the yeast in a recipe will reduce the total carbs. Is there a formula
that I can apply to my calculations that will reflect this offset?

Any input would be helpful.
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