Would anybody know how many tsp of active yeast would equal 1 sachet. Thanks
maxwell.inc,
Nov 4, 3:30am
Normally 1 tsp - 5g.. but it depends on the brand .. some I have bought are 10g or 2tsp
thitryfiver,
Nov 4, 4:59am
Thanks maxwell.inc.I don't know what brand sachetit is, recipe just says 1 sachet of yeast it's a muffin recipe, my local supermarket does not stock any yeast sachets, I do have Active yeast so want to substitute.there is 4,&1/2 cups of flour, in recipe I'm guessing at least 1TB ? active yeast.
michelle313,
Nov 4, 5:26am
I buy the Edmonds yeast sachets and each sachet is 96 grams.Hope that helps.
maxwell.inc,
Nov 4, 6:23am
96 grams? are you sure thats not the net weight of the whole box?! my JAR of tasti yeast isnt even that heavy!
maxwell.inc,
Nov 4, 6:24am
I'd go 1.5 teaspoons (not T = Tablespoon)
bunny51,
Nov 4, 6:32am
I would use 1 1/2 teaspoon yeast too. (That is usually how much yeaast my recipes seem to say to use)
michelle313,
Nov 4, 9:07am
LOLThanks maxwell.inc!I had the box in front of me and got distracted.each pack is 8 grams.
cgvl,
Nov 4, 9:30am
I would hazard that amount of cups flour would be about equal to 600gm flour and my breadmaker says to use 3tsp yeast for that amount of flour. If I remember from the last time I had those satches they are approx 3 tsps.
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