💡 Insight Hub #24 | How Do You Manage Temperature During Dough Fermentation?

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Hi everyone! Baking time! :bread:

Have you ever used a micro temperature controller / electronic sourdough proofer for bread fermentation? We’re curious about your real experience with precise heating and cooling during baking.

:ballot_box: Poll Time!

How do you currently control the temperature for dough fermentation?

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  • A. I use a professional constant-temperature chamber with both cooling and heating
  • B. I use a standard heating-only proofer / heating mat / oven proofing mode
  • C. No dedicated equipment; relying entirely on room temperature or a regular refrigerator
  • D. Rarely bake bread / buy ready-made bread directly
  • E. Others (Welcome to share in the comments)
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:speech_balloon: We’d also love to hear more

Besides dough fermentation, have you ever used this type of temperature-controlled device for other creative purposes?

For example: storing skincare products, keeping tea warm, chilling drinks, or anything else you’ve tried.

Let us know in the replies! :point_down:

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My sourdough is working perfect just standing on the kitchen table and then in the refrigerator i don’t see the need for more machines in the kitchen.

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I use a digital thermometer to make sure my yeast is at the appropriate temperature for the mixing and fermentation stages.

I think this device would be great for bread proofing and for keeping my tea and coffee warm, along with melting some wax melts. Maybe, for the cooling feature, I’d use it to keep my drinks cold. :woman_shrugging:t3:

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I haven’t tried but I would love to try one because proof yeast is my waterloo :melting_face::rofl:

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Proofing option on the pressure cooker.

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Never made sourdough as I much prefer a normal bread. We had a bread-maker machine until a couple of years ago but didn’t replace it when it died.

But, wow, how much do I miss that smell!

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