🍞 Ultimate DIY Sourdough Starter Jar Kit: 45 Oz Reusable Airtight Canister with Thermometer, Silicone Spatula, Chalkboard Labels & Marker - Cygnet Sourdough Jar Set for Effective Sourdough Starter Storage Review

What it is: A nice little sealed container with a few labels and a cheap spatula. The "thermometer" reads me next to nothing most days. The scapula recently bent during use. I really like the container itself. The locking mechanism is good. Is this really a "starter kit" for making sourdough? nope Most likely you don't have a tool for mixing things ie. To form. You probably have a stone can that you can use. The rest of this package is 100% unnecessary to make the sourdough. +3 stars for a cool

I have had a sourdough starter for many years which I got from my mother who got it from her mother etc. I keep it in an old jar that I got from my great-grandmother. . He's still in that jar. I was thinking that learning the art of sourdough would be a good gift for my sister-in-law and I couldn't send her a live start email. The container is square in shape with a snap-on lid. And you get a spatula and thermometer with a sticker just like you use on fish tanks and labels. Unfortunately, there

I have had sourdough for many years that my mother gave me, who gave it to her mother etc. I keep it in an old jar that my great grandmother gave me. He's still in that jar. I was thinking that learning the art of sourdough would be a good gift for my sister-in-law and I couldn't send her a live start email. The container is square in shape with a snap-on lid. And you get a spatula and thermometer with a sticker just like you use on fish tanks and labels. Unfortunately, there are no…

There are restaurants and chefs that have been using the same appetizer for decades. Basically, the same unbleached flour is used, and you have to feed almost every day and remove the leaked leaven (on which you can fry and eat). The active dough you never use is just enough to fold with bread flour and other bread mixes to make delicious rising bread without having to buy bread yeast. The rest of the process includes kneading, placing in baskets to rise, and baking. This jar gives you what you

I have been baking sourdough bread at home for a long time. I always have a snack in the fridge and I bake a variety of free-form breads. From this point of view I see no reason to recommend this set. Often a sourdough starter kit will actually contain some dry sourdough to get you started. Not here. You get a container, a spatula, a thermometer and some labels with a marker. The lid of the container is finished in a modern pastel green color which makes it attractive. And all packed in a gift…