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Float test - a super quick & simple way to check if your starter built enough carbon dioxide and is ready for mixing your dough. Just take a tablespoon and drop it in a bowl of warm water. If most of it is floating on the surface, you’re good to go! How long it takes for your starter to become active after feeding hugely depends on the temperature, so never rely on just a certain amount of time, but look for visual cues (doubling in volume, bubbles all through the surface), smell (nice and acidi

What should your starter smell like? Super common question, your starter should smell like bread. The way your starter smells is a great way to diagnose the health of your starter. Acidic or sour smells happen when too much acid is being carried over from one feeding to the next. The way to fix this is to feed a bigger ratio of flour and water to your starter. Acidic starters tend to be less active as well. If you notice this, try feeding a bigger ratio to your starter for a while. Hope this hel