Hello bifidobacterium! Here's an interesting scientific paper about using bifidobacteria for breadmaking. It sounds like good stuff!
The only thing is ------ get your pooper scooper ready!
Lance
Hello bifidobacterium! Here's an interesting scientific paper about using bifidobacteria for breadmaking. It sounds like good stuff!
The only thing is ------ get your pooper scooper ready!
Lance
I’m not ready to take the plunge :D
I’ve said in the past, “I’ll try anything once”. I now know I lied...
Danny
Very interesting, Lactobacillus sp. are also found in human stool of course.
Benny
Bifido is in those "probiotic" supplements, mostly included with Lactobacillus, but at least one product on amazon has a bifido strain by itself.
Though I doubt the supplements have the chicken variety that the article touts. ;-)
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Dan, using probiotic supplements to create a starter sounds like an experiment you might have experience with. ;-)
Never used it in a starter, but did experiment with it in a sd bread. I was unimpressed.
The main bacteria in salt rising bread is clostridium perfringens. Explains why I haven't made it yet...
https://www.popsci.com/article/science/clostridium-it-can-kill-you-or-it-can-make-you-bread/
Hi Abe, welcome back - long time no hear from! Yes, gangrenous bread never sounded (or smelled) too good to me. It makes the pooper-scooper derivation of bifido bread bacteria sound positively pleasant!
Lance
long ago, every bread I made was poop bread. Now only a few turn out poopy. Does that count?
I often put a bit of milk kefir in my bread - it is sort of like a dash of buttermilk. It does act as a dough conditioner, and it does contain bifidobacteria.
is beginning to sound better than crap.