New bacteria strain points the way toward 'super sourdough' bread. Read it and weep. Jeremy Log in or register to post comments according to wikipedia dextrans may cause rare but very serious health concerns. Is it true? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dextran Log in or register to post comments But they are already in lots of different foods, so clearly some people are not worried about it. Jeremy Log in or register to post comments Wikipedia is listing reactions to intravenously administered dextrans. None of these happen with oral intake. Patsy Log in or register to post comments I'm still new to the sourdough arena, but doesn't the acid portion of the sourdough starter produce the sour? Log in or register to post comments Why can't they just use natural bacteria? ...so someone can patent it and make money off of it... instead of using a bacteria we've been using for thousands of years! Log in or register to post comments ... it is the nonsense about how there's no time in this modern age to wait for those slow-poke bacteria and yeasts. Jeremy Log in or register to post comments
according to wikipedia dextrans may cause rare but very serious health concerns. Is it true? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dextran Log in or register to post comments
But they are already in lots of different foods, so clearly some people are not worried about it. Jeremy Log in or register to post comments
Wikipedia is listing reactions to intravenously administered dextrans. None of these happen with oral intake. Patsy Log in or register to post comments
I'm still new to the sourdough arena, but doesn't the acid portion of the sourdough starter produce the sour? Log in or register to post comments
Why can't they just use natural bacteria? ...so someone can patent it and make money off of it... instead of using a bacteria we've been using for thousands of years! Log in or register to post comments
... it is the nonsense about how there's no time in this modern age to wait for those slow-poke bacteria and yeasts. Jeremy Log in or register to post comments
But they are already in lots of different foods, so clearly some people are not worried about it.
Jeremy
Wikipedia is listing reactions to intravenously administered dextrans.
None of these happen with oral intake.
Patsy
I'm still new to the sourdough arena, but doesn't the acid portion of the sourdough starter produce the sour?
Why can't they just use natural bacteria? ...so someone can patent it and make money off of it... instead of using a bacteria we've been using for thousands of years!
... it is the nonsense about how there's no time in this modern age to wait for those slow-poke bacteria and yeasts.
Jeremy