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Sourdough: trend that hasn’t peaked

Summary by The Wayne Stater
Going on five years after COVID-19 lockdowns first reawakened the world’s interest in baking at home, life has by and large returned to normal.   Sourdough bread, however, has resisted the return. For many people, it has moved beyond a quarantine project to a de facto lifestyle change. And as it has done so, its popularity has not slowed down.  Google Trends showed after the initial frenzy of interest in sourdough in April 2020 passed, the avera…
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The Wayne Stater broke the news in Wayne, United States on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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