If the yeast is like little granules, it's either active dry or instant. Instant yeast can be added directly to a recipe but active dry has to be rehydrated. Just to be sure, all you have to do is stir the yeast into a bit of water (not hotter than baby bottle temperature) to rehydrate it.
I recently bought Stevia in the raw in the big bag and maltodextrin is listed as the first ingredient. It also says that the carbohydrates and sugars are less than 0.5 g in a teaspoon (0.5 g) of stevia in the raw.I know that stevia extract is safe, but is maltodextrin safe for type 2...Source(s): maltodextrin stevia raw safe diabetics: https://trimurl.im/e34/is-maltodextrin-s... Merideth Â· 2 months ago. know that stevia extract is safe, but is maltodextrin safe for type 2... Source(s): maltodextrin stevia raw safe diabetics: https://trimurl.im/e34/is-maltodextrin-s...
The Bad: Outside of the aforementioned time-frames, maltodextrin is just as bad, sometimes worse, as having sugar. Easily absorbed carbs like maltodextrin and sugar get into your bloodstream fast. If there is nothing for all that blood sugar to do (i.e. repair muscle-tissue, give energy), it will get stored as fat.