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Lyophilized rye sourdough, BIO, 35g

Do you want the aroma of freshly baked bread to fill your home?

Making delicious homemade bread has never been easier, with Freeze-dried Rye Sourdough, from the Polish health food company Dary Natury.

Thanks to rye flour sourdough, you can bake a variety of breads (both white bread with wheat flour and wholemeal bread). The sourdough makes the bread fluffier, softer and more elastic, and gives it a fresh, slightly sour taste. In addition, thanks to it, the bread is distinguished by greater durability and has healthy properties.

Try rye sourdough bread and you will quickly notice the difference in taste and aroma compared to bread made with yeast.

What is rye sourdough?

Sourdough is formed when we combine flour with water. Bacteria and yeast develop during the fermentation process. The “fizzing” mixture with a specific, slightly sour smell, after the right time serves as the most important addition to baking bread. It is thanks to the sourdough that the bread rises.

What are the health benefits of rye sourdough bread?

Bread made with sourdough is recommended for people with diabetes. This type of bread has a lower glycemic index than other types of bread. In addition, it is also lower in calories.

Rye sourdough bread is a source of vitamins and minerals, especially iron. It is a complete source of protein and dietary fiber.

Advantages of freeze-dried sourdough:

Freeze-dried products retain 90% of their natural shape, color and aroma. Thanks to the possibility of carrying out the process at low temperatures, the raw material prepared by the freeze-drying method does not lose valuable nutrients.

One package of Freeze-dried rye sourdough is designed to make about 3 loaves of bread. It does not contain artificial additives.

Ingredients: freeze-dried rye sourdough (rye flour, water)*

*from controlled organic farming.

Recommendations for use: Pour the contents of the sachet into a glass jar and add 35 ml of warm water (40°C). Stir with a wooden spoon, cover with a towel and set aside until the ingredients are mixed into a smooth, uniform mixture (about 60 minutes).

Pour 200 g of flour into a one-liter glass jar, add 200 ml of warm water (40°C), then add the starter. Mix all the ingredients, cover with a cloth and leave in a warm place for 12-20 hours (depending on the type of flour and the ambient temperature). When the mixture increases in volume and air bubbles appear, the starter is ready to use.

The portion is designed to make about 3 loaves of bread.

Storage: In a dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Expiration and batch: Marked on the packaging.

Manufacturer: Dary Natury, Poland