Cranberry & walnut Sourdough bread
CA$8.00
Introducing our Cranberry and Walnut Sourdough Bread, a delightful fusion of sweet and nutty flavours, carefully crafted by a skilled pastry chef in Harriston, Ontario. This artisanal bread offers the perfect combination of tart cranberries and crunchy walnuts, all enveloped in the tangy goodness of traditional sourdough
✅ Freshly Made: Always baked to order with premium, wholesome ingredients.
✅ Locally Sourced: Supporting our community and small businesses.
Cranberry and walnut sourdough bread is a flavorful artisan loaf, perfect for pairing with sweet or savory toppings. Here’s some key information:
Ingredients
Sourdough Starter: Natural yeast and bacteria for fermentation.
- Flour: we use a mix of 50% Organic bread flour and 50% Organic whole wheat flour.
- Dried Cranberries: Adds a touch of natural sweetness.
- Walnuts: Provides a rich, nutty flavor and crunch.
- Salt: Enhances flavor.
- Water: For hydration and gluten development.
Nutrition
- High in fiber and antioxidants from the cranberries.
- Good fats, protein, and omega-3s from walnuts.
• Lower glycemic index due to sourdough fermentation.
Uses
- Great on its own as a snack.
- Pairs well with cream cheese, brie, or goat cheese.
- Toasted, it complements butter, honey, or jams.
- Savory use: Makes excellent turkey or chicken sandwiches.
Medium-Term Storage (Up to 1 Week)
- Paper Bag + Plastic Wrap:
- Place the bread in a paper bag and then in a loosely sealed plastic bag to balance airflow and moisture retention.
- Reheat When Needed:
- Refresh the loaf by warming it in a 350°F (175°C) oven for 5–10 minutes to restore crustiness.
Customer Tips & Personalization
- Dietary Note: Vegan-friendly and made without added preservatives.
- Customization: Offer variations with extra nuts, seeds, or alternative dried fruits (like apricots or raisins) on special orders.
- Warm It Up: Recommend lightly toasting it or warming in the oven for an authentic bakery-fresh experience.
Flavour Profile
- Tartness from cranberries balanced by the nuttiness of walnuts.
- Mild sour tang from the sourdough fermentation.
Avoid These Mistakes
- Don’t Refrigerate: The fridge speeds up staling and makes the bread dry and chewy.
- Don’t Store in Plastic Alone: Plastic traps moisture, making the crust soft and encouraging mold growth.
Micronutrients
- Calcium: ~20mg
- Iron: ~1.5mg (higher from whole wheat flour)
- Magnesium: 30–40mg (from whole wheat and walnuts)
- Potassium: 80–120mg
- Vitamin E: Small amounts from walnuts.
Nutrition Facts (Per Slice, 60g)
- Calories: 170–190 kcal
- Carbohydrates: 30–33g
- Dietary Fiber: 3–4g
- Sugars: 4–6g (from cranberries)
- Protein: 5–6g
- Fat: 4–5g
- Saturated Fat: 0.3–0.5g
- Unsaturated Fat: 3–4g (from walnuts)
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Sodium: 220–250mg (depending on salt used)
Long-Term Storage (Up to 3 Months)
- Freezing:
- Slice the loaf before freezing to make it easy to defrost only what you need.
- Wrap slices tightly in plastic wrap or place them in a resealable freezer bag. You can also freeze the entire loaf if needed.
- Thawing and Refreshing:
- Defrost at room temperature for a few hours or overnight.
- For a freshly baked texture, warm it in the oven at 350°F (175°C) for 10–15 minutes.