Talk:Salt-rising bread
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not neutral and needs inline referencing
editThis needs some sort of tag or template to say "you are too attached to your subject (i.e. not neutral)" and "you need inline references". But I can't be fucked looking them up. 41.204.76.252 (talk) 20:37, 21 March 2012 (UTC)
Bacillus subtilis?
editSounds a lot like Bacillus subtilis. There may be a number of these gut bacteria involved which like body temperature and neutral to alkaline pH. B.subtilis does produce a distinctive cheesy odor and also "ropeyness", don't know about the outgasing however. B.subtilis is also found almost everywhere but is killed by acidity and sustained baking temperatures. 75.14.211.11 (talk) 08:33, 29 December 2014 (UTC)