“Real San Francisco flavor and aroma. Has developed beautifully over the last two weeks and makes a great loaf.” -Bill
“The bread I make with this starter has the best flavor of any sourdough I’ve eaten. Have been making sourdough for years and absolutely love this. I plan on trying other starters as well.” -Tracie
Today we are going to take a closer look at San Francisco Sourdough.
Product Highlights
If you crave sourdough bread from San Francisco, our San Francisco Sourdough Starter Culture is the perfect sourdough starter for you.
Our San Francisco Sourdough Starter Culture contains Lactobacillus sanfranciscensis bacteria and wild yeast Candida humilis,giving this sourdough starter that famous San Francisco taste. Use it to make sourdough bread, chocolate chip sourdough cookies, and a wide variety of other sourdough baked goods.
Using Our San Francisco Sourdough Starter Culture
- Each box contains 1 packet of dehydrated San Francisco Sourdough Starter Culture
- Store in a cool, dry place until ready to activate.
- Activate using white flour and unchlorinated, unfluoridated water.
- Our San Francisco Sourdough Starter is easy to use and maintain.
- Learn more about how to feed your sourdough starter and sourdough baking.
Recipes for Sourdough Bread and More
Sourdough starters are not just for baking bread. Any baked good can be made better with sourdough. Browse our wide selection of sourdough recipes for a new take on old favorites.
San Francisco Sourdough Starter Ingredients:
- Organic white wheat flour, live active cultures
- Non-GMO
San Francisco Sourdough Starter Instructions and Troubleshooting:
- Dried sourdough starter cultures can be ready to create baked goods within 3-5 days.
- Sourdough starters culture at room temperature, 70-85ºF.
- Instructions for using this sourdough starter are included and can be found here.
- Having trouble activating your sourdough starter? Browse our sourdough troubleshooting articles or contact us for assistance.
San Francisco Sourdough Starter Shipping Information and Shelf-life:
Our San Francisco Sourdough Starter Culture is shipped in a barrier-sealed packet as a dehydrated culture. The San Francisco Sourdough starter is best if stored:
- At room temperature (68° to 78°F): 12 months
- In the refrigerator (40° to 45°F): 12+ months
- In the freezer (0° to 25°F): 12+ months
San Francisco Sourdough Allergen Information:
Manufactured in a facility that produces products made with gluten and dairy.
Product Reviews
Love it! I am making einkorn sourdough bread, it’s exactly what I was looking for! -Angel
I LOVE this starter! I have made pancakes twice with it, I have 2 loaves of bread proofing right now, and I plan to try out some pretzels this week. It is so easy to maintain. I keep about a cup in my fridge and I’ve been keeping some out for daily use. LOVE it! Next I plan to freeze some so I will truly never be without sourdough again! -Lauren
Product Q&A
Q. Can this starter be used with white whole wheat flour, or should I stick with regular white flour?
A. The San Francisco Sourdough Starter should be fed with regular white flour. Once your starter is well-established and active, you can switch a portion of it to a different type of flour, such as white whole wheat flour. Always retain a portion of your master starter as a back-up.
Q. Hi.. Just wondering if these Sourdough starters are in a dried form or in a ball of dough of some sort? I’ve tried other cultures from elsewhere that came in a dried format and I’m likely not going to be around when they arrive in the mail.. I just need to inform the neighbor kid to put it in fridge or a cool spot if required (since it’s almost winter here).. Thx!
A. They are in fact dried! The sourdough starters are fine at room temperature for 6+ months. So even if your neighbor simply put the package in your home where it’s room temperature, it would be fine!
Q. My starter come up very sour. And the bread was very sour as well. I used the right proportions but somehow it’s really VERY sour. Should the proper starter be sour?
A. The San Francisco Sourdough Starter makes a traditionally sour bread. To reduce or increase the sourness of your bread, there are several tips in this article: http://ift.tt/1jqHhvm
You can read more about the San Francisco Sourdough Starter here.
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