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	Comments on: 100% wholegrain spelt leavened solely with milk kefir. I&#8217;d forgotten how good this bread is. It has a creamy, milky flavour &#8211; which I guess is from the predominance of lactic acid bacteria in the ferment (as opposed to acetic, which is more dominant in &#8216;normal&#8217; sourdoughs).
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The crumb is very open for a wholegrain loaf. I&#8217;ll snap a pic later and post so you can see.
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Quite a few people have said they are interested in trying this loaf themselves. The good thing about it is that you don&#8217;t have to have a sourdough starter. I&#8217;ve made a little file in my brain entitled &#8216;figure out how to explain how to make the kefir loaf&#8217; :-)	</title>
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