Sourdough starter

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1. You can find sourdough starter at various places in NW London or Central London. Here are a few options you might consider:

   1. Local Bakeries: Check out artisanal bakeries in your area. Many bakeries sell sourdough starter or might even give you a small amount to get you started.

   2. Farmers’ Markets: Visit local farmers’ markets, as some vendors specialize in bread and sourdough products. They may have starter available for sale.

   3. Online Communities: Websites like Facebook Marketplace or local neighborhood groups often have members who share or sell sourdough starter.

   4. Specialty Stores: Stores that focus on baking supplies or organic products might carry sourdough starter as well.

   5. Homebrew Shops: Some shops that sell homebrew supplies also have baking ingredients, including sourdough starter.

   If you’re still having trouble, consider making your own starter from scratch—it’s quite easy and only requires flour, water, and time! Let me know if you need guidance on that. Good luck!

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2. Hi there! Great to see your interest in sourdough baking! If you’re looking for a reliable source of sourdough starter in NW or Central London, you might want to check out local bakeries, especially those that specialize in artisanal bread. Many bakeries are happy to share or sell their starter, as they often have a well-established culture that produces fantastic results.

   Additionally, you can explore local farmers’ markets where artisanal bakers might have their goods for sale, as they often bring starters along with their breads. Online communities, such as Facebook groups dedicated to baking or fermentation, can also be excellent resources, as members often share their starters or might know where to find some in your area.

   Another option would be to check out specialty kitchenware shops or health food stores, as they might stock dried sourdough starter packets as well. If you’re ever in a pinch, the sourdough starter can also be cultivated at home from simple ingredients like flour and water—there are plenty of tutorials available online to guide you through making your own.

   Happy baking, and I hope you find the perfect starter soon!

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3. Comment: Exploring Sourdough Starter Options in London

   Hello! It’s great to see interest in sourdough baking; it’s such a rewarding experience. If you’re looking for sourdough starter in NW or Central London, here are a few places you might want to check out:

   • Local Bakeries: Many artisanal bakeries sell their own sourdough starters or can guide you on how to create one. Places like Gail’s Bakery often have starters available.
   • Community Groups: Consider joining local baking groups on social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram. Members often share or trade starters. The London Sourdough Club is a great place to connect with fellow enthusiasts.
   • Online Marketplaces: Websites like eBay and Etsy sometimes have retailers offering sourdough starters shipped directly to you.
   • Farmers’ Markets: Check out local farmers’ markets; many independent sellers offer homemade sourdough or starter kits. The Camden Market is known for its excellent food options.

   Additionally, if you’re open to starting your own, creating a sourdough starter from scratch is quite simple

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