The Process

 

SEED Bakery follows an old world tradition of milling, fermenting and baking bread. Starting with organic

grains freshly milled whole with a natural levain (no commercial yeast) in the long slow fermentation period.
 

Milling intact whole grains and why is it important?
Breaking food or grains into parts before milling then reassembling them doesn't necessarily work.
Intact whole grains are milled hours prior to each bake on a stone mill. There's a synergy between

nutrients and structure of the food, but if deconstructed like most commercial bread our body doesn't

get proper nutrients.
 

Fermentation
The bread goes through a 12 hour fermentation. This process not only enhances flavor and shelf life,

fermentation is trying to get rid of anti nutrients which interfere with our absorption. Also, gluten is broken

down during long fermentation, which in turn makes the bread easier to digest.