Sourdough Original
Our everyday loaf. Crackling crust, open airy crumb, tangy and tender. Perfect for toast, sandwiches, or tearing apart with warm butter.
Order this loaf →Handcrafted sourdough, baked in small batches from our family kitchen using only organic flour, filtered water, sea salt, and a wild starter we've kept alive for years.
Every loaf, every muffin, every batch is mixed, shaped, and scored by hand. No shortcuts, no commercial yeast, no preservatives — just slow fermentation and the kind of patience you can taste.
Wild fermentation transforms simple ingredients into a bread your body can actually use.
A 24-hour slow ferment breaks down gluten proteins and phytic acid, making sourdough easier to digest than same-day commercial breads — even for many who struggle with wheat.
The long ferment changes the starch structure, giving sourdough a lower glycemic impact and a slower, steadier release of energy.
Wild bacteria neutralize phytates, unlocking iron, magnesium, and zinc that get locked away in conventional bread.
Four ingredients, naturally leavened, hand-shaped. No commercial yeast, no dough conditioners, no preservatives — ever.
Our everyday loaf. Crackling crust, open airy crumb, tangy and tender. Perfect for toast, sandwiches, or tearing apart with warm butter.
Order this loaf →Sharp white cheddar and fresh jalapeño folded through a slow-ferment dough. Melty pockets, gentle heat, unforgettable grilled cheese material.
Order this loaf →Fresh rosemary and roasted garlic laminated into a rustic boule. Pulls apart into a dinner-table centerpiece — especially alongside a good olive oil.
Order this loaf →Sourdough-leavened muffins with pockets of bittersweet chocolate and a buttery streusel top. Just sweet enough, never cloying.
Order these →Wild blueberries, Meyer lemon zest, and a slow-leavened crumb. Bright, citrusy, and the kind of thing you sneak a second of before breakfast is over.
Order these →A classic, done our way. Jammy bursts of blueberry through a tender sourdough crumb, finished with a whisper of streusel and raw sugar.
Order these →Taber started baking sourdough after being diagnosed with Hashimoto's. She needed bread her body could actually tolerate, and the long, slow ferment that breaks down gluten and phytic acid turned out to be exactly that. What began as a health experiment in her own kitchen slowly became something she was baking every week — first for herself, then for friends who kept asking when the next loaf was coming out of the oven.
These days, her favorite baking partner is her son Timmy. He's the one shaping dough beside her, watching the starter bubble on the counter, and offering honest opinions on which muffin is the best (chocolate chip, usually). Every loaf and every tray of muffins still comes out of the same family kitchen, one batch at a time, made the slow way because that's the only way it should be.
Flour, water, salt, and a wild starter. Mixed in the morning, cold-fermented overnight, shaped and baked the next day. We don't rush it — sourdough rewards patience, and so does a well-made meal.
Orders open weekly. Text us directly or message on Instagram to reserve what's coming out of this week's oven.