I can’t imagine an ancient yeast would taste much different than sourdough made from modern wheat, especially if you use the same grain the iceman had available back in his time like einkorn. You’d still end up with tangy sourdough
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his yummified body*
The iceman yummeth
Made me chuckle, take your upvote ^^
Could we not tho
Someone should tell them they can buy yeast in the store.
I'll take, "Things you can do but should never fucking do." for $500, Alex.
In unrelated news, people across the world are shitting themselves to death. Scientists still trying to assess this one.
First, God sent the locusts. Americans voted them into office. So God came up with plan B: diarrhea.
I used to think b-rated sci-fi flicks had crappy plot hooks about how scientists would just release the world ending plot hook like that.
And then polish scientists released cannibal ants from an abandoned Soviet nuclear bunker to see what they’d do.
Mmmm extra-sour dough
"Yeah, but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
But how did it taste
It couldn't; 'twas dead.
From between the toes?
Finally, some good news
Getting Blue Nile vibes from this one.
And red Nile couldn’t be more disappointed