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Who else loves a sourdough pull apart bread? I made one yesterday with cinnamon and raisins, it was so yummy! I’m putting the ingredients below and the instructions in the comments! Enjoy 😊 #sourdough #sourdoughpullapart #cinnamon For the bread ¼ cup half and half warmed

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Sheila J.1 year ago

Wow!, that looks delish!!! 😋

Maliodas1 year ago

😋🤤😋😋

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Okay, I finally caught more info on the sourdough 😂 I was wondering if she made her own starter but she got a starter from Tina! Which means it’s probably pretty established, so I know that bread is GREAT.

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