Why Sourdough?
Sourdough is a type of bread made through the process of natural fermentation. Unlike breads made with commercial yeast, sourdough relies on naturally occurring lactobacilli and wild yeast to leaven the dough. This ancient method of bread-making involves creating a starter, a mixture of flour and water that captures wild yeast from the environment, which is then used to ferment the dough, resulting in a distinctive tangy flavor and chewy texture.
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We use the finest, natural ingredients in our sourdough, free from preservatives and artificial additives.
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The unique fermentation process of sourdough gives it a complex flavor profile that ranges from mildly tangy to richly sour.
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At Cultured Artisanal Bakes, we embrace this heritage by using age-old techniques to create our loaves.