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How soon after delivery should I feed the starter? Immediately. It's important to feed the sourdough right when you receive it because it wasn't fed during its travel. This helps to revive and activate the yeast and bacteria cultures, ensuring your starter is ready for baking. Is 1 oz of starter enough to begin with? Yes, 1 oz of starter is more than enough to get started. Sourdough starter is very resilient and can be grown over time with regular feedings. You can even split it and share with friends or use it to start multiple cultures. How can I tell if my sourdough starter is healthy? A healthy sourdough starter should smell pleasantly sour, be bubbly, and double in volume a few hours after feeding. If you notice any off smells, colors, or lack of activity, it may need more frequent feedings or to be started anew. What makes German sourdough different from other types of sourdough bread? German sourdough bread, particularly those from regions like Bavaria, is distinct due to its use of a blend of rye and wheat flours. Rye flour gives the bread a denser texture and a deeper, more complex flavor compared to other sourdoughs. What are some recommended pairings? Its robust texture and rich flavor, makes an excellent base for sandwiches. For a classic German experience, try it with slices of ham, Swiss cheese, and a bit of mustard. Also try with smoked salmon and cream cheese, or spread some jam or honey. What's the difference between San Francisco and German sourdough textures? Bavarian Sourdough: Often includes a denser crumb and thicker crust, especially in breads with higher rye content. San Francisco Sourdough: Chewy texture and a crisp crust. The crumb is usually more open and airy with a moist interior. What's the difference between San Francisco and German sourdough flavor profiles? Bavarian Sourdough: Typically denser with a more earthy and slightly sweet taste, often described as "malty" or "fruity". San Francisco Sourdough: Typically lighter texture with a less complex tangy or sour taste, with a clean, sharp tangy flavor. Heritage Sourdough Starter, Now In Your Home Transform your baking with our German Bavarian Heritage Sourdough Starter, a direct link to the rich baking heritage of the German Bavarian area. Created from wild yeasts on the foothills of the alps, this starter infuses your bread with the famous unique flavor and unparalleled depth. Our robust starter brings the authentic taste of Bavarian sourdough to your kitchen. Perfect for bakers at any skill level, it's your key to artisanal bread making and joining a storied tradition.

Authentic German Bavarian Sourdough Starter Our starter is made with the same high-quality grains and techniques that have been used in the Bavarian region in Germany for generations. Bavarian sourdough is famous for it's depth of flavor. It's the perfect starter for making authentic German style sourdough bread at home.

Beginner Friendly and Easy to Use Our starter is easy to use and requires no special equipment or skills, even for begginers. Just follow the simple feeding instructions provided, and you'll have a happy, active starter ready to bake your bread in no time.

Large Jar We ship our starter in a large jar to prevent messes and leakage. This also makes it easy to store and use for future baking projects.

Satisfaction Guarantee We stand behind our product and offer a satisfaction guarantee. If you're not completely satisfied with your starter, we'll provide a refund or replacement.

NOTE Some people prefer to use rye flour to feed German sour dough starters, but you can use all purpose wheat flour and still get delicious results due to the strong fermentation of our starter. Happy Baking!