The Bite:
Top it with some nutritional yeast. At its core, one of our fave condiments is great for your health since it packs necessary B-vitamins and satisfies your salt-tooth without too much sodium.
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Submitted by tmeronek on Wed, 06/04/2008 - 2:42am.
The Benefits:
- Natural-born good taste. Its cheesy, nutty flavor tastes great in soups and stir-fry dishes, and on salads, garlic bread, and yep, popcorn.
- Supporting underlying veg diet needs. Nutritional yeast is often fortified with vitamin B-12, which, among many things, helps your immune system function, and is hard to get if you don't consume animal products.
Personally Speaking:
When he doesn't want to cook or leave the house, Toshio pops two bags of popcorn in the micro, pours some melted butter and a cup of nutritional yeast on top, and calls it dinner.
Wanna Try:
- Nutritional Yeast Cookbook - tons of yeasty recipes, from pasta to paté ($10).
- Red Star Nutritional Yeast - little shaker of yeast that's fortified with vitamin B-12 ($5).
- You can also get nutritional yeast from bulk bins at most health food stores.
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DiggBang For The Bite
Adding some yellow flakes to your mushroom soup isn't going to solve the energy crisis, but it's tasty and helps vegetarians stay healthy on an animal-free diet.
Cocktail Fact
Yeast's Latin name, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, translates to English as "sweet beer mold."
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