Sourdough Brown Small

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Sourdough Brown Small, Naturally leavened Batard: Traditional torpedo-shaped sourdough loaf. Nutrient-rich and flavourful brown bread

About the product
  • 24-hour process, long fermentation.
  • Basic natural ingredients: unbleached natural flour, water, and salt.
  • Health benefits: mineral absorption and blood sugar regulation.
Ingredients
  • Unbleached all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, Water and Salt.
Shape and size
  • 8-inch torpedo loaf.
  • 450 gm, about 10 to 12 slices.
Shelf-life
  • Lasts up to 3 to 4 days in a paper bag at room temperature.
  • Always refrigerate in between uses.
  • To protect from drying up, keep in cling-wrap, zip lock or air-tight box.
  • Cling wrapped and kept in fridge can last up to a week.
  • Freeze sourdough for up to 2 weeks.
  • Follow instructions in the home page to freeze and thaw.

How to use

Slicing
  • Use of a serrated bread knife is recommended.
  • Cutting thick slices is preferable (1/2 inch).
  • Move the knife forward and backward like a saw.
  • Slicing a refrigerated loaf is easier.
Toasting options
  • Oven
  • Toaster
  • Grill press

Price: ₹175.00



Sourdough Brown Small, Naturally leavened Batard: Traditional torpedo-shaped sourdough loaf. Nutrient-rich and flavourful brown bread

About the product
  • 24-hour process, long fermentation.
  • Basic natural ingredients: unbleached natural flour, water, and salt.
  • Health benefits: mineral absorption and blood sugar regulation.
Ingredients
  • Unbleached all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, Water and Salt.
Shape and size
  • 8-inch torpedo loaf.
  • 450 gm, about 10 to 12 slices.
Shelf-life
  • Lasts up to 3 to 4 days in a paper bag at room temperature.
  • Always refrigerate in between uses.
  • To protect from drying up, keep in cling-wrap, zip lock or air-tight box.
  • Cling wrapped and kept in fridge can last up to a week.
  • Freeze sourdough for up to 2 weeks.
  • Follow instructions in the home page to freeze and thaw.

How to use

Slicing
  • Use of a serrated bread knife is recommended.
  • Cutting thick slices is preferable (1/2 inch).
  • Move the knife forward and backward like a saw.
  • Slicing a refrigerated loaf is easier.
Toasting options
  • Oven
  • Toaster
  • Grill press