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Sourdough Bread

HatherM
HatherM Posts: 404 Member
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Hello

I've been advised to switch to sourdough bread as I have IBS, but living in North Wales I'm struggling to find it. I tried Tesco & Morrisons & couldn't find any.

Does anyone know if where I could find it?

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  • mightdomightnot
    mightdomightnot Posts: 181 Member
    Hi

    I recently went on a bread making course with a local artisan bread maker...he said he had a few customers who could eat his bread without getting the symptoms they got from eating other breads.

    It's very easy to make the bread (hardly any kneeding)...but if you didn't want to make your own I would suggest local farmer's markets, deli's and small bakeries. It must be there somewhere.

    hope that helps a little...kat
  • farway
    farway Posts: 1,253 Member
    may not be practical suggestion, but how about making your own? I did for a while

    Would be easier still with a bread machine, in fact having just Google it I am going to give it a go myself

    http://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/951/basic-sourdough-bread.aspx

    starter recipe / method here

    http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Sourdough-Starter/Detail.aspx

    All purpose flour is plain flour

    I had IBS, I found a big change of diet stopped it, your underlying cause may be different of course


    PS is there a Waitrose or M & S near you? They are more likely to stock more non main stream items, and Google tells me Sainsbury,s sell it
  • HatherM
    HatherM Posts: 404 Member
    thanks for the replies.
    yeah I guess I'll give making it a go argh! heh:tongue:
  • floydypants
    floydypants Posts: 52 Member
    I have bought sourdough in Sainsbury's and Tesco recently. From the bakery rather than the bread aisle if that is any help.
  • farway
    farway Posts: 1,253 Member
    I have just made up my sourdough starter, ussing wholemeal flour, 4 more days of feeding, then hopefully ready to bake on Sunday

    HatherM - get hold of current May / June Morrison's mag, out now. It has recipe on page 50 for a white Sherston loaf, or Goolge, seems it gives the old fashioned taste, but more importantly for IBS, not much yeast, proves overnight in the fridge

    If time is a problem may not be convenient of course
  • plantboy2
    plantboy2 Posts: 224 Member
    A good alternative to bread containing wheat (if that helps IBS) is this nutty number:

    http://mynewroots.org/site/2013/02/the-life-changing-loaf-of-bread/

    I make it, slice it and keep in int he freezer then toast it whenever I want. Great with hummus, avocado, pretty much anything or on its own. You can get the ingredients from Holland and Barrett (and Psyllium husks are good for your colon)
  • farway
    farway Posts: 1,253 Member
    A good alternative to bread containing wheat (if that helps IBS) is this nutty number:

    http://mynewroots.org/site/2013/02/the-life-changing-loaf-of-bread/

    I make it, slice it and keep in int he freezer then toast it whenever I want. Great with hummus, avocado, pretty much anything or on its own. You can get the ingredients from Holland and Barrett (and Psyllium husks are good for your colon)

    Thanks, that does look interesting, I do not have the majority of ingredients but may give it a go once I see how my sour dough works out. Page bookmarked
  • HatherM
    HatherM Posts: 404 Member
    ohhh may have to give these a go.

    Thanks for the replies that's helpful

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