4 ms·
> I appear to be distinctly in the minority, but sourdough is the usual bread I buy and eat where do you live? on the US west coast it can be difficult to not
by fsckboy 4y ago
> I appear to be distinctly in the minority, but sourdough is the usual bread I buy and eat
where do you live? on the US west coast it can be difficult to not buy sourdough, it's usually all they have.
source: I don't want to buy sourdough
- classichasclass 4y agoThe US west coast ;)
- djur 4y agoWhere are you shopping? Any supermarket I've ever been to has shelf after shelf of sweet white, whole-wheat, and multigrain breads as well as sourdough, rye, etc. as well as French bread and assorted "artisan" loaves.
- wizofaus 4y agoSurely that can't be true if you buy your bread at Walmart or similar. And it must be a relatively recent phenomenon - the various times I was in that part of the world (most recently I guess 12-13 years ago) I don't remember sourdough bread being especially prevalent.
- OkayPhysicist 4y agoI assume he's referring to fresh loafed bread, rather than the bagged, pre-sliced sandwich bread. I've definitely noticed the same thing, because sometimes I just want to have a simple bread-cheese-wine dinner, and all I can find is sourdough.