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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is San Francisco sourdough bread?

  San Francisco sourdough bread is considered by many as the holy grail. Many bread makers have spent countless hours of their lives learning how to make San Francisco sourdough bread and I now consider myself one of those bakers. My journey with this style of bread began many years ago.

• Why choose sourdough movers?

  Whether you’re moving around the corner, across the state, to the lower 48, or to a new country – Sourdough has you covered. As the premier family-owned movers for Alaska since 1898, we have over one hundred years of proven experience, and a time-tested reputation for delivering dependable, high quality, professional moving service.

• What happens when you feed a sourdough starter?

  When you feed your sourdough starter, you’ll notice that it rises and falls over several hours as the yeasts have a feeding frenzy. During and after feeding, the yeast creates the gasses that cause your starter to expand. This expansion is typically about double the volume of your original starter.

• Can you make sourdough in a plastic container?

  Can you make and store sourdough in a plastic container? You can absolutely use plastic containers for your sourdough starter. Plastic containers are non-reactive and help insulate your starter from quick and extreme temperature changes that can shock the yeast.

• Are sourdough starter containers bpa free?

  Both the container and lid are BPA-free, 1 something that is unfortunately still not true of many food storage containers on the market. If you’re just starting out with sourdough, or just don’t keep as much starter on hand, a smaller 1-quart version of this container is also available.