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Default Must Starter Be Refrigerated?

I use my starter every other day. I have been refrigerating the day between
but is this really necessary? My house stay at about 65 degrees F.


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"Crombie" > wrote in message
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> I use my starter every other day. I have been refrigerating

the day between
> but is this really necessary? My house stay at about 65

degrees F.

If you use your starter every other day and your house is 65
degrees F just leave it out all the time. It will be fine.
Ernie


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