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Sourdough bread is an incredible product of flavor and texture, but what\u2019s the best ways to store it? The way you store your sourdough loaf will ensure its freshness, whether it is store-bought or homemade sourdough bread. Here are some effective ways on how to store sourdough bread.<\/p>\n

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What Makes Sourdough Bread Different?<\/h2>\n

Sourdough bread has a higher water content compared to yeasted bread, which allows the loaf to have an open crumb<\/a><\/strong>, with a moist interior. <\/p>\n

Sourdough bread does not mold as quick as regular bread<\/a> due to the good bacteria that are present in the sourdough starter and dough, especially after the baking process. <\/p>\n

When you bake sourdough bread, the water in the dough is pushed outwards, forming the crust. Sourdough\u2019s higher hydration is what ensures that the loaf remains fresher for longer. The crumb will also remain softer for longer. <\/p>\n

There are other elements that can help keep sourdough bread fresher for longer. For instance:<\/p>\n