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Is it possible to revive old yeast?

 
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What can be done with old store bought yeast? I have several pounds of it that seems completely dead. Maybe it can be miraculously revived somehow but I don't have much hope for that. It's living organisms after all.

I figure it won't hurt a compost pile but there must be something more useful to use it for. Any suggestions?
 
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You can use it like nutritional yeast. I usually toast up old yeast and sprinkle it on popcorn.
 
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https://www.thekitchn.com/longer-lasting-yeast-store-dry-yeast-in-the-freezer-179315

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