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List and state the purpose of each of the four key ingredients found in beer.
 
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The four ingredients found in beer are starch sources, water, hops, and yeast. The type of water used to make beer gives the final product much of its character. The presence of minerals and salts in the water affect a beer's final flavor. Barley and other grains are used to create malt, the essential starch source. Hops are a variety of flower and are used to flavor beer and give it its characteristic bitterness. Yeast converts the sugar in wort to alcohol and carbon dioxide, and each strain of brewers' yeast lends its own unique flavor to beer.

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