As part of school, learning about different plants and animals, we had an experiment with Yeast.
We added some honey ( we didn't have sugar in the house ), warm water and yeast into a water bottle, and watched it start to froth.

We added a balloon over the top to be able to actually see what the frothiness was doing.

We added some honey ( we didn't have sugar in the house ), warm water and yeast into a water bottle, and watched it start to froth.

We added a balloon over the top to be able to actually see what the frothiness was doing.

And boy, did it froth.

We transfered some of the mixture from the bottle onto a makeshift slide and used our trusty little microscope to look and see what we could make out.
It was way better than I could have hoped for.

We could see the little yeast cells - not in much detail, but we could tell that they were the yeast cells and if we imagined a little, we could see BUDDING, even.

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