Does bread grow with too much yeast?
Bread does not grow with too much yeast. Instead, too much yeast can cause the bread to rise too quickly, resulting in a loaf with a large, uneven crumb structure and a sour taste. Additionally, too much yeast can cause the bread to collapse during baking or after cooling.
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