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* Welcome Kate Downham, author of Sourdough Without Fail.

 
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Please join me in welcoming Kate Downham, author of Sourdough Without Fail!




Read the review of Sourdough Without Fail here!



Kate Downham will be hanging out in the forums until this Friday answering questions and sharing her experiences with you all.

At the end of this week, we'll make a drawing for 4 lucky winners to win a copy of Sourdough Without Fail. From now until Friday, all new posts in the Bread forum are eligible to win.
 
To win, you must use a name that follows our naming policy and you must have your email set up to receive the Daily-ish email. Higher quality posts are weighed more highly than posts that just say, "Wow, that's really cool! I want to win!"

When the four winners are selected, they will be announced in this thread and their email address will be sent to the publisher, and the publisher will sort out the delivery details with the winners.

Please remember that we favour perennial discussion.  The threads you start will last beyond the event.  You don't need to use Kate Downham's name to get her attention. We like these threads to be accessible to everyone, and some people may not post their experiences if the thread is directed to the author alone.
 

Posts in this thread won't count as an entry to win a copy of the book, but please say "Hi!" to Kate Downham and make her feel welcome!
 
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Hi Kate, congratulations on your new book!
 
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Hi Kate. Welcome. please stick around:)
 
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Welcome Kate !
 
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Congrats on your new book! I wish it and you loads of success.
 
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Welcome, Kate!
Looks like a great book and I am sure you had fun researching for it... all those pancakes and breads, well just all that food you had to try.  lol
 
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I love your cheese making book and the style you use to teach so I know that this book will also be an incredible resource for learning how to make sourdough work with your own lifestyle! Congratulations!

If anyone wants ongoing learning, subscribe to her newsletter. I sincerely enjoy it and learn a ton from it!
 
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Hello Kate
Blessings on you and for your new book! May it be an open door to multitudes for healthier living!
 
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Welcome Kate! Sounds like I may get some good ideas of what to make with my sourdough babies other than "bread" .
 
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Welcome, Kate! Congratulations on your new book.
 
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