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Why centuries-old bread techniques are making a surprising comeback in home kitchens
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this post was submitted on 01 May 2025
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I love everything about sourdough but maintaining and feed it when I don't need it. We don't really consume enough bread to make a loaf every time it needs to be fed. The rest of the process and the taste and amazing but I don't love the Tamagotchi feeding aspect enough.
In Germany you can buy powdered starter in the supermarkets
Oh. That's so nice. I would love to have a powdered starter easily bought. I've seen wet starts for sale but not cheaply and at speciality stores