Sourdough
Freshly Baked
Sourdough - available in Batard & Tin
How is sourdough bread different from regular bread?
Regular bread is made using store bought yeast which reacts with gluten making the dough rise. Sourdough bread however is made with a “starter” which is literally a fermented mixture of flour and water.
Why is sourdough bread good for you?
Sourdough bread contains the bacteria Lactobacillus in a higher proportion to yeast than do other breads (this “helpful” bacteria is also a popular probiotic and provides living bacteria that helps the body absorb nutrients to keep a healthy balance of good bacteria.
Sourdough does not require much gluten, unlike factory-made bread which often has gluten added. If you’re gluten intolerant you may therefore find sourdough bread more comfortable to eat. Sourdough bread also produces a smaller surge in blood glucose and insulin than other types of bread.
White sourdough contains Unbleached Wheat Flour (Contains Gluten), Organic Wheat Flour (Contains Gluten), Water, Olive oil,
Salt, Ascorbic Acid, Thiamine, Folic acid.
