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Why Sourdough Takes Three Days
A supermarket loaf takes a few hours, but our sourdough takes three days. Here is where the time goes.
Day one, we feed the starter, a living mix of flour, water and wild yeast.
Then the dough is mixed and folded every half hour while it slowly rises.
Day two, the shaped loaves rest in the fridge overnight. That slow, cold rest builds flavour.
Day three, they are scored and baked in a very hot oven until the crust crackles.
Three days, one loaf. Pre-order yours for the weekend before they run out.



