Peter's Yard Rye & Charcoal Sourdough Crackers 90g
Ratton Pantry is proud to stock Peter's Yard, a range of exceptional quality, artisan Sourdough products.
These sourdough crackers are made in small batches with Peter's Yard's signature sourdough starter, which slowly ferments for 16 hours. They’re crafted from natural ingredients including Shipton Mill flour and milk. Savour the crunch with a soft cheese or as a striking canapé base.
- No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
- No palm oil
- High in fibre
- Suitable for vegetarians
- 2 Star Great Taste Awards 2020
Nut-Free. Suitable for vegetarians.
Ingredients: MILK, RYE flour, WHEAT flour, sourdough, wholemeal WHEAT flour, honey, butter, charcoal, sea salt
Available as a single 90g Pack.
Buy Peter's Yard Rye & Charcoal Sourdough Crackers 90g at Ratton Pantry.
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About Peter's Yard
Peter Ljungquist is a quiet Swede who believes we are all happiest when we use our natural talents. He cares deeply about pursuing his passions and so joined together with friends including Swedish master baker, Jan Hedh, to discuss how he could revive traditional baking methods and recipes. Peter’s desire to turn away from commercial yeast and return to slower, more rewarding sourdough techniques drove him to open a small bakery in a typical Skånegård deep in the Swedish countryside.
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Peter's Yard Rye & Charcoal Sourdough Crackers 90g
Peter's Yard Rye & Charcoal Sourdough Crackers 90g
Ratton Pantry is proud to stock Peter's Yard, a range of exceptional quality, artisan Sourdough products.
These sourdough crackers are made in small batches with Peter's Yard's signature sourdough starter, which slowly ferments for 16 hours. They’re crafted from natural ingredients including Shipton Mill flour and milk. Savour the crunch with a soft cheese or as a striking canapé base.
- No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
- No palm oil
- High in fibre
- Suitable for vegetarians
- 2 Star Great Taste Awards 2020
Nut-Free. Suitable for vegetarians.
Ingredients: MILK, RYE flour, WHEAT flour, sourdough, wholemeal WHEAT flour, honey, butter, charcoal, sea salt
Available as a single 90g Pack.
Buy Peter's Yard Rye & Charcoal Sourdough Crackers 90g at Ratton Pantry.
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About Peter's Yard
Peter Ljungquist is a quiet Swede who believes we are all happiest when we use our natural talents. He cares deeply about pursuing his passions and so joined together with friends including Swedish master baker, Jan Hedh, to discuss how he could revive traditional baking methods and recipes. Peter’s desire to turn away from commercial yeast and return to slower, more rewarding sourdough techniques drove him to open a small bakery in a typical Skånegård deep in the Swedish countryside.
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Ratton Pantry is proud to stock Peter's Yard, a range of exceptional quality, artisan Sourdough products.
These sourdough crackers are made in small batches with Peter's Yard's signature sourdough starter, which slowly ferments for 16 hours. They’re crafted from natural ingredients including Shipton Mill flour and milk. Savour the crunch with a soft cheese or as a striking canapé base.
- No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
- No palm oil
- High in fibre
- Suitable for vegetarians
- 2 Star Great Taste Awards 2020
Nut-Free. Suitable for vegetarians.
Ingredients: MILK, RYE flour, WHEAT flour, sourdough, wholemeal WHEAT flour, honey, butter, charcoal, sea salt
Available as a single 90g Pack.
Buy Peter's Yard Rye & Charcoal Sourdough Crackers 90g at Ratton Pantry.
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About Peter's Yard
Peter Ljungquist is a quiet Swede who believes we are all happiest when we use our natural talents. He cares deeply about pursuing his passions and so joined together with friends including Swedish master baker, Jan Hedh, to discuss how he could revive traditional baking methods and recipes. Peter’s desire to turn away from commercial yeast and return to slower, more rewarding sourdough techniques drove him to open a small bakery in a typical Skånegård deep in the Swedish countryside.
