You've probably eaten bread today without thinking about it once.

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Why is everyone talking about sourdough?

Because more people want bread that's made the way it used to be, naturally with no chemicals, and not in a factory.

Isn't all sourdough the same?

No. Many store loaves use shortcuts instead of real fermentation.

Why does it take us three days to make one loaf?

Because that's how long it takes wild yeast to do naturally what most bread needs additives to fake.

Why do you use organic flour and ancient grains?

Different grains do different jobs, and we pick the blend based on what we're making, always organic, never a shortcut.

Sourdough isn't just bread. It's the beginning of a lot of favorites.

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How do I keep it fresh?

Slice it and keep it in a zip-top bag — fridge for the week, or freezer if you want it longer.

Can sourdough fit into everyday life?

Yes — it works anywhere regular bread does: toast, sandwiches, the dinner table.

Is your starter really over 300 years old?

Yes — it's been fed by hand for three centuries and passed down through the family, never once starting over from a store packet.

Some people don't stop at tasting it

— they want to know how it's made. So we teach it, then stay with you for 45 days after.

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