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Sourdough starter email template

A cookery guide with the honest failure points named.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

Almost everybody abandons a starter on day three when the wrong bacteria bloom. It passes by day five and nobody warns people about it.

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  • Preheader
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From
Eynesbury Explains
Subject
It will smell wrong on day three. Keep going
Preheader
That is the point most people throw it away.

Guide

Day three smells like nail varnish, and that is normal

Almost everybody abandons a starter on day three when the wrong bacteria bloom. It passes by day five and nobody warns people about it.

Days one to two

Flour and water, equal weights, stirred once a day. Very little happens and that is correct.

Day three

It will smell sharp and unpleasant and may rise dramatically. This is the wrong organisms and it passes. Do not throw it away.

Days five to seven

The smell turns yoghurty and the rise becomes predictable. From here it doubles in four to six hours and is ready to bake with.

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