Why sourdough?
Sourdough isn’t just bread — it’s a tradition thousands of years in the making. The earliest known sourdough dates back over 5,000 years to ancient Egypt, and its simple, wholesome process has been passed down through countless generations and cultures. Long before commercial yeast, bakers relied on the wild yeast and beneficial bacteria naturally present in flour and the air to create a living “starter” — the heart of every sourdough loaf. This time-honored method remains unchanged: flour, water, salt, and patience.