Bakers Yeast Shortage is Proof Elite Have a Vaccine

The determination of the COVID-19 IgM and IgG antibody concentration in the blood apparently goes hand in hand with the neutralization of the COVID-19 virus.

Bakers yeast, will trigger IgG IgM IgA antibodies.

Bakers Yeast is used to make the Hepatitis B vaccine.

The yeast shortage could indicate that the elite already knew this.
They might have already made themselves immune and not told us...

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www.amazon.com...

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Yeah, crazy, right? I totally couldn't find any on eBay just now either.


Those pesky elites, stealing our yeast and our children since forever.

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You lost me at True if Erased.

Aprils fools was last week.

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...or people are baking more since they're stuck in place.

This website sometimes I swear....

Everyone I know, seems to be baking bread. We’re going to come out of this isolation a little on the fat side.....

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originally posted by: Phage
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www.amazon.com...

A lot of those items are "unavailable" unless you want 1 tiny pack.
www.amazon.com...=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=yeast&qid=1586628878&sr=8-2&th=1

What shortage? I bought some yesterday to make Easter bread.

originally posted by: JIMC5499
What shortage? I bought some yesterday to make Easter bread.

Canada
www.ctvnews.ca...

USA
www.nbcnews.com...

Have I been fooled by main stream media again???

A shortage of baker's yeast just might mean a lot of people have been stocking up on baker's yeast? Because, you know. In rough times, bread is a pretty cheap and filling way to help feed yourself and your family. And it's obviously a plus if you don't have to run down to the corona-infested store and fight with the other panic buyers to buy a loaf of bread every other day.

I'm T2 diabetic so I can't eat a lot of bread (and a lot of other cheap N plentiful foods) but if I could, I'd sure as hell probably be baking bread.

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originally posted by: Phage
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www.amazon.com...

A lot of those items are "unavailable" unless you want 1 tiny pack.
www.amazon.com...=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=yeast&qid=1586628878&sr=8-2&th=1

A lot of those items are "unavailable" unless you want 1 tiny pack.

I'll admit I don't buy much yeast, but
Is 1 pound a tiny pack?

Is 2 pounds a tiny pack?

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From the NBC article you linked-

A quick scroll through social media may lead you to believe that everyone with the capability to do so is picking up baking as a social distancing hobby. And while the psychological benefits of baking have been well documented — it alleviates stress and allows for creative expression — there's one unequivocal drawback: Not everyone is as prepared as Sweeney. More bakers means less yeast and flour for shoppers.

I bought a bunch to brew my own beer and wine. Still plenty on the shelf at Walmart.

Pretty high price, and now showing that some are out of stock.
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Ain't it also used to make beer??
Alot of guys suddenly finding themselves out of work and stuck at home. Maybe they picked up a hobby to occupy their time?

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You a lie.

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From the NBC article you linked-

A quick scroll through social media may lead you to believe that everyone with the capability to do so is picking up baking as a social distancing hobby. And while the psychological benefits of baking have been well documented — it alleviates stress and allows for creative expression — there's one unequivocal drawback: Not everyone is as prepared as Sweeney. More bakers means less yeast and flour for shoppers.

This is scary wording in the article.
"MAY....LEAD YOU....TO BELIEVE..." Is the scary part...They are leading you to believe it is from baking to cover up what I am saying.

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The vaccine yeast must only come from the local store you noticed was out of yeast. Be warned, there are high ranking elites among you.