Does Pillsbury refrigerated biscuits contain yeast?
Pillsbury refrigerated biscuits do not contain yeast. They are made with baking powder, which is a chemical leavening agent that creates bubbles in the dough and causes it to rise.
You can tell they don't contain yeast because:
* They rise quickly: Yeast takes time to ferment and rise. Biscuits made with baking powder rise much faster.
* They don't have a yeasty flavor: Yeast imparts a distinctive flavor to bread. Biscuits made with baking powder have a different, more neutral flavor.
If you're looking for biscuits with a more traditional yeast flavor, you'll need to look for a recipe that uses active dry yeast.
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