Wholemeal Tin Loaf, 800g, Sourdough

Wholemeal Tin Loaf, 800g, Sourdough
Hodmedod Bakehouse's large 800g tin loaf...
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The North Sea sourdough loaf is baked by Johnny Spillings at the Penny Bun Bakehouse in Lowestoft. It's Johnny's classic sourdough, inspired by the bakery's location between the North Sea and the arable fields of East Anglia, and made with a blend of white and wholemeal wheat, spelt and rye flours.
The North Sea loaf has a finer crumb than many sourdough loaves, meeting demand from Johnny's customers for a less open texture so the melted butter wouldn't fall through the holes in toast!
Sourdough loaves keep well (you'll have a good few days to eat your loaf after delivery) and freeze brilliantly.
*Add the loaf to your basket and complete your order as usual. No more than 50 loaves will be baked to order every Thursday. Orders for Thursday baking must be received by 12 noon on the Monday.
White and Wholemeal Wheat Flour (with Calcium, Iron, Niacin, Thiamin), Spelt Wheat Flour, Dark Rye Flour, Water, Salt
For allergens, including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients in bold
Suitable for vegans and vegetarians

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This bread is fantastic! Really tasty, I had to stop eating it before I exploded. A great flavour, just a hint of sourness, and brilliant texture. I buttered it easily with no breaking up despite the bread being very fresh. I will definitely be buying again
Absolutely love this loaf. Great flavour,toasted with butter and marmalade..simply delicious and freezes really well 😀
Sublime!
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