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Sourdough Millet Bread
Usually it takes 2-3 business days to freshly bake these items.
Best consumed in 5 days
This bread is part of our gluten-free range, alongside our sorghum sourdough bread and our seeded sorghum sourdough bread.
A few years ago, we created a starter specifically for this category of bread. Our gluten-free starter is fed daily with rice flour, water, and a very small amount of sugar. When it becomes lively and bubbly, it’s ready for baking.
We then incorporate it into the dough together with millet flour, tapioca flour, psyllium husk, water, salt, and a touch of sunflower oil. The dough is left to rest quietly and rise at its own pace.
We bake the bread in tins, at high temperature and with steam, which allows it to develop a thick crust while keeping the crumb moist and tender.
The result is a wholesome, nutritious bread, rich in fiber and supportive of digestion, with minimal gluten content. It is suitable for people following a low-gluten diet. However, we advise caution for those with gluten intolerance or allergies: although we use only gluten-free flours for this bread, there is a risk of cross-contamination, as our bakery also works with wheat-based products.
- Millet Flour (Organic)
- Rice Flour
- Psyllium Husks (Organic)
- Tapioca Starch (Tapioca Flour)
- Sourdough Starter
- Salt
- Sunflower Oil
- Sugar
- No allergens for this variant
- Gluten Free
- Organic
Usually it takes 2-3 business days to freshly bake these items.
This bread is part of our gluten-free range, alongside our sorghum sourdough bread and our seeded sorghum sourdough bread.
A few years ago, we created a starter specifically for this category of bread. Our gluten-free starter is fed daily with rice flour, water, and a very small amount of sugar. When it becomes lively and bubbly, it’s ready for baking.
We then incorporate it into the dough together with millet flour, tapioca flour, psyllium husk, water, salt, and a touch of sunflower oil. The dough is left to rest quietly and rise at its own pace.
We bake the bread in tins, at high temperature and with steam, which allows it to develop a thick crust while keeping the crumb moist and tender.
The result is a wholesome, nutritious bread, rich in fiber and supportive of digestion, with minimal gluten content. It is suitable for people following a low-gluten diet. However, we advise caution for those with gluten intolerance or allergies: although we use only gluten-free flours for this bread, there is a risk of cross-contamination, as our bakery also works with wheat-based products.