Honest Wildgrain Box Review- Frozen Breads, Pasta, Pastries… Should you invest in it?

Who doesn’t love the aroma of freshly baked bread? If you were in search of a bake-from-frozen box of authentic sourdough bread, artisanal pastries, and/or fresh pasta delivered to your door each month? Then read on, my friend. I think you will love Wildgrain.

Don’t forget, they are giving FREE Croissants + $30 OFF your 1st purchase for all my readers to try, for a limited time only! Use Code- NOURISHYOURCHI to get $30 OFF!

Why Choose Sourdough?

So many people feel ill when they eat bread. That is just tragic given how good it is for us. But we should all eat bread that is appropriately fermented without the addition of vast quantities of yeast, sugar, so-called improvers, and other unnecessary ingredients.

Sourdough bread is easy to make but you need to be patient with the starter culture. Sourdough is made with a unique starter culture that’s loaded with beneficial bacteria and wild yeast. As a result, sourdoughs are typically richer in B vitamins, lower on the glycemic index, and easier to digest than regular bread. Plus, the minerals in a whole-grain sourdough are easier for your body to absorb thanks to that long, slow rise.

So, the best option is to make your own, right?

Can I make my own Sourdough?

Yes, you definitely can! If you are in need of an authentic sourdough starter, I highly recommend Cultures for Health. But for those who don’t have the time and patience like me getting it premade is a wonderful option.

Moreover, I know of so many who’ve tried starting a sourdough culture and have either lost interest, forgotten about it, or moreover just did not have the time.

Trust me, real sourdough is amazing! It’s how bread has been made for thousands of years (literally – since ancient Egypt!). 

Can I get store-bought Sourdough?

The problem is that so many store-bought sourdoughs aren’t sourdough at all! They are FAKE.  That sour flavor you get in those loaves of bread is a result of shortcuts and additives. I have tried almost all available on the market and except for one, I have found all the others next to BS. (My apologies, but I hate when brands try to sell stuff pretending to be genuine & fooling ignorant consumers).

So, Should I consider Wildgrain?

Simple answer is YES!

But I want you to make an informed decision & see if it’s the best fit for you.

If you’re busy or lack the time and patience to make your own, you can most certainly order it from a local bakery or online. There are some amazing small bakers that provide the most delicious sourdough I must have tried.

But it became difficult for me to remember to place my order by a certain day & leave the house to get it as the responsibilities of motherhood, work & family kept expanding.

This led me to Wildgrain & I want to turn you on it as well. It is real sourdough delivered to your door for about the price you’d pay at a local, artisan bakery.

Here’s why you should give it a try:

• It’s the real deal. Slow-rise, artisan-style sourdough bread made with wholesome ingredients. Each loaf takes about 26 hrs to make!
• It’s ready when you want it. Each item takes 25 minutes or less to bake, with no need to thaw beforehand. The bread (and pastries) arrive frozen and par-baked. All you have to do is toss it in the oven when you’re ready. 
• No cleanup is necessary from baking.
• There are no creepy additives. Unlike store-bought, fake sourdoughs which can be loaded with dough conditioners, preservatives, and flavorings that make them taste sour, Wild Grain uses wholesome ingredients 
• It’s easy to pause or skip deliveries. So, if you’re freezer’s full or you’re headed out of town, or just need a break, you can easily skip (or cancel deliveries).

Cons of Wildgrain Subscription Box

• Not able to customize items in the box. I am a little Type A, and I like controlling what I get. But now I have fun and eagerly await the next box that will come with its goodies in it.
• It can be a little more expensive if compared to buying similar items in a grocery store. But again I told you, this is the real deal and if I am supporting small bakeries by going a little extra, then so be it.
• It probably isn’t going to be a substitute for all of the bread that you would eat in a month. Instead, it is more of an enhancement and a special treat to enjoy.

In all honestly, my first box was sent out of goodwill to try, but since then I have been their regular subscriber. In fact, I have 2 bread subscription boxes that I get each month now! One is from Wildgrain & the other is from Organic Bread of Heaven. I love both. Each has its own uniqueness & utility and since we consume our daily bread almost every day, we feel truly blessed to have these resources available to us.

Still not convinced?

Always will be to look for true sourdough. It is really simple. The ingredients should state that it contains flour, starter culture, and/or herbs. That is it.

My advice? Just try one box. I have really managed to get $30 OFF only so that you’ll get the benefit of trying it & it will last only for a limited time. You can cancel the subscription anytime if you are not happy with it.

Moreover, these bakery boxes are perfect gifts to send to friends or family. They don’t have to eat the foods immediately, but they can choose the perfect time to heat them up and enjoy them. They will definitely bless you for gifting something so thoughtful and that is a pure delight to one’s health!

So, what are you waiting for? Get your first box now. As I mentioned before, they are giving FREE Croissants + $30 OFF your 1st purchase for a limited time only! Use my Code- NOURISHYOURCHI to get $30 OFF! [Note: If you are reading this after the promotional offer is over, you’ll still be eligible for FREE Croissants but the monetary discount will be a little less. Let me know if you have any difficulty]

I am waiting for you to share what your boxes contained and how you liked them.

Sending lots of healthy and happy wishes your way.

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