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Maybe I should make yeast starters like I do for brewing and split the yeast.
I've done that, harvested yeast from beer, Duvel, Chimay etc.. mostly used for brewing but there is no reason you can't use brewers yeast for breads...

Also making a sourdough starter is super easy.. 50/50 flor and water in a mason jar, cover loosely with the ring and seal, or just a piece of cloth...wait a few days and when you see activity, throwaway half.. and replace with more 50/50 mix..

Once you have a strong starter use it.. or let it go dormant by storing in the fridge

What an active starter looks like



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