March 24, 2013 - 4:37pm
30% Whole Wheat Sourdough
I am trying to figure out with slash pattern I like the most, or should I say what would apeal to customers most.
Cheers,
Wingnut
The obligatory crumb shot.
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I am trying to figure out with slash pattern I like the most, or should I say what would apeal to customers most.
Cheers,
Wingnut
The obligatory crumb shot.
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I think all of the slashing patterns would appeal to bread buyers.
yes, agree with dabrownman. all will be nice !
evon
You're preaching to choir here on TFL with those patterns. However, if you're serious about marketing your bread, you need to consider the customer you're trying to reach. If your buying group are occasional customers, such as once a week or every other week, those attractive and dramatic patterns will catch their eye and help them remember your location. Should you be selling to bread buyers on a daily basis, develop a pattern that makes your loaves easy to slice into a practical size. That way the children who develop a taste for your bread will "convince " their parents to become your regular customers.
David Snyder's slashing pattern from a recent post about a miche might be difficult to replicate at first but it could attract both the casual and frequent customers.
http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/32761/miche-made-highextraction-flour
Cheers for the input. Also the kind words @dabro and @evon.
@Postal- thanks for the input, always a help. I do not perticulary care for the miche cross hatch pattern, but it is not about me. My Wife, who is infinitely smarter than I, suggested one type of slash for a certian type of bread. I.E. Whole Wheat one style, White Sourdough another style and on and on. I feel that Bannatons (rectangles) are more suited to the way most American view bread, I could be wrong, hell I could be right, that's the fun part. I get to experiment and find out on my own.
Cheers,
Wingnut
What a great crust and crumb too Wingnut. You will no trouble selling that bread.
Good luck with your venture.
Paul
All so nice, Wingnut, creative scoring, beautiful crust with an attractive open crumb. Nice!
What do you do for a living btw?
I have been without work for about 3 years now. So I am a houseman for my Wife, good work if you can get it.
Cheers,
Wingnut