Sourdough is easier to digest, has less of an impact on blood sugar, and is potentially more nutritious than other breads.

If you're looking to embark on a sourdough bread-making journey, be sure to review our tips to avoid the most common mistakes ...

Sourdough’s long fermentation and rising time leads to changes in the bread that don’t occur in conventional yeast-leavened bread. These changes may have health benefits for some people ...

Dr Federica Amati has highlighted a 'problem' with sourdough bread. The naturally leavened bread, which does not use commercial yeast to rise, has become hugely popular in recent years, with its ...

Sourdough bread can be a part of a healthy diet and may support gut and metabolic health. But, look for or make your own loaves that have the fewest ingredients (just flour, sourdough culture ...

There’s something incredibly satisfying about baking your own sourdough bread from scratch. The crispy crust, the soft and airy interior, and the deep, slightly tangy flavor make it far superior to ...

Sourdough and whole wheat bread offer health benefits, but they both contain gluten. They're not appropriate for those with celiac disease or those who are sensitive to gluten.

Our ancestors have been baking leavened bread since the dawn of time. Well, “the dawn of time” may be a bit of an exaggeration, but humans have been fermenting bread for at least 5,000 years!

Studies have shown that antioxidants like the peptides found in sourdough can lower the risk for certain types of cancer, signs of aging, or chronic diseases like rheumatoid arthritis.

Why sourdough bread deserves a spot in your diet August 13, 2024 at 10:00 p.m. by Avery Newmark / The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (TNS) ...