I made this kind of ridiculous...


Laura Lawrence

From Starter to Artisan

Hi Reader

Okay guys, I may have made this one a little ridiculous.

My From Starter to Artisan: Sourdough for Everyday Life book is normally $45.99.

I just put together the Everyday Sourdough: Complete Beginner Bundle for $48.

Yep.

$2.01 more.

And for that $2.01, I'm giving you:

The physical From Starter to Artisan sourdough book

  • My dehydrated organic sourdough starter
  • BONUS beginner digital guides
  • BONUS favorite everyday sourdough recipes
  • BONUS sourdough discard recipes

Why?

Because I don't just want you to buy another cookbook.

I want you to actually START.

And guys, this is the PERFECT time of year for it.

The garden is slowing down. The weather is getting colder. We're coming back inside. Soup is going on the stove again and suddenly a warm loaf of homemade bread sounds pretty darn good.

Then the holidays are right around the corner.

Imagine putting a basket of warm, buttery homemade sourdough rolls on the Thanksgiving table.

Or pulling homemade cinnamon rolls out of the oven Christmas morning.

Pizza on a freezing Friday night.

Muffins for breakfast.

A crusty artisan loaf next to a big pot of soup.

That's everyday sourdough.

You don't need to become a professional bread baker.

You don't need to rearrange your entire life around a jar of starter.

And sourdough is SO much more than making a pretty round loaf of bread.

It's another skill.

One more thing you know how to make for yourself and your family.

Grow the tomato.
Can the sauce.
Make the soup.
Bake the bread.

That's Bread Independence. That's Money In The Bank.

And if you've tried sourdough before, got overwhelmed and quietly let your starter die...

I'm not judging.

Let's try again.

I've put the book, starter and beginner resources together so you don't have to wonder where the heck to start.

The Everyday Sourdough Complete Beginner Bundle is $48 + shipping.

The book alone is $45.99.

Yeah. I told you I made this kind of ridiculous.

Get the Complete Beginner Bundle here:

​https://foodprood.com/sourdough-starter-kit-for-beginners/​

It's sourdough season.

Let's make some dang bread.

Laura

Old fashioned ways in a modern world.

PO Box 118, vanderbilt, mi 49795
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Food Prood - Laura Lawrence

Hi, I’m a homesteader in Northern Michigan with nearly 30 years of hands-on experience in self-sufficiency, natural living, and traditional skills. Over the years, I’ve built a life rooted in growing, making, and doing — and I love sharing what we do and how we do it to help others create their own empowered path.

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