What is sourdough bread?

Sourdough bread is well known for its tangy flavor, crusty crusts, and chewy texture. It is far healthier than store-bought bread as the process of fermentation breaks down the gluten, making it far easier for our bodies to digest. 

What is a sourdough starter?

Sourdough is a naturally leavened or fermented bread that does not contain any additives or use any yeast to rise. Instead sourdough uses a starter culture which makes it rise and gives it a sour taste. 

A sourdough starter is a wild ferment of water and flour which contains yeast and good bacteria. 

Sourdough starters can be used for much more than just bread. Some of our favorites are scones, waffles, crumpets and crackers! 

How to make sourdough bread using a starter

Basic sourdough bread is made with sourdough starter, water, flour and salt. 

This sourdough starter kit includes:

• 1L Symbiota Glass Jar with one-piece stainless steel lid
• Elasticated Cotton Top
• Live, Mature Sourdough Starter (4-6 tbs). 
• Instructions and recipe