Is this rope spoilage? It’s zucchini bread fermented with sourdough starter, but still used baking powder and baking soda.

The strings are super thin and at first I thought it was a spider web (which I know doesn’t make sense but that’s what it looks like)



by Keegzster

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  2. IceDragonPlay

    Yes. Your flour might be contaminated or tools or surfaces. There was a thread on this recently. I will see if I can tag you on it.

  3. mrs_packletide

    Yup. I’ve had a savory zucchini bread spoil this way too.

  4. bigshot33

    What is that?! And why does it look like hair?! 🤢

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