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Hi everyone. I have a question. I have made my own staters before with rye
flour. It isn't that hard but it's a time consuming process and I usually don't think the starter is that great until a couple months after I have it going. I have decided to just buy one instead so hopefully I have a healthy starter in 1 - 2 weeks. I have a couple of questions. First, I've heard mixed stories if you obtain a certain starter that it will eventually get populated with yeast in your own environment. Other people say the opposite and that once yeast have a hold on a mixture they will resist and foreign yeast. Is everyone guessing or does anyone really know? I would like to buy the san Francisco version. I have looked at two sites to order it from: www.sourdo.com www.sourdoughbreads.com Is either one better than the other? The one from sourdo is a little pricey. Almost $20 with shipping. Will it not matter which one I order it from because it will be replaced with the natural yeast in my environment? Do you have any other good sites to order starters from? IF I had time I would just get carl's starter but I really don't want to wait that long. Any help would be appreciated thanks Brent |
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