Bread & Butter review: Allergen-free gluten-free sourdough, baked to order, with optional subscriptions

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What Bread & Butter does

Bread SRSLY sells gluten-free sourdough loaves, rolls and packs that are made from organic ingredients and contain none of the top 9 allergens. The dough ferments for 12+ hours before baking starts, and the range includes classic loaves, sandwich rolls, a mixed pack and a gum-free, rice-free line for people who avoid those ingredients. Bread can be bought on the website, and the homepage also points shoppers to physical stores.

Prices are shown on the individual product pages. The subscription page itself lists no plan prices and states a 15% saving on every order, with no lock-in and no minimum term. Orders can be skipped, paused or cancelled at any time, and an email arrives 3 days before each charge. The account area lets you swap products, change delivery frequency and update your shipping address.

Bread is baked to order: a purchase placed by Monday at 11:59pm PT is sent out by Thursday at the latest, using express shipping only. The vendor offers a refund on a first order if the taste disappoints.

  • Gluten-free sourdough free from the top 9 allergens
  • Slow fermentation of 12+ hours
  • Subscription with 15% saving
  • Skip, pause or cancel anytime
  • Reminder email 3 days before each charge
  • Account tools to swap products and change address
  • Gum-free, rice-free loaf option
  • First-order refund

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What is sourdough? #answer #glutenfreebread #fermentedfoods · by Bread SRSLY ·
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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Free from the top 9 allergens and made with organic ingredients, according to the vendor
  • Subscriptions have no lock-in and can be skipped, paused or cancelled anytime
  • Refund offered on a first order if the taste disappoints

Cons

  • Orders follow a weekly cutoff of Monday at 11:59pm PT
  • Only express shipping is used
  • Refund applies to the first order only

Our take

Bread SRSLY fits people who avoid gluten and the top 9 allergens and want sourdough delivered on a schedule. The stated 15% subscription saving, the published Subscribe & Save prices and the flexible cancellation terms suit regular buyers. Delivery follows a weekly order cutoff and express shipping only, and the refund covers a first order only. This summary is based only on the vendor's official pages, and we have not tried the product.

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Bread & Butter pricing

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Frequently asked questions

Can I cancel a subscription?

Yes. The page says you can skip, pause or cancel anytime, with no lock-in and no minimum term.

When do orders ship?

Orders placed by Monday at 11:59pm PT are sent by Thursday at the latest, per a product page.

Is there a refund?

The vendor says it will refund a first order if you are not delighted by the taste; contact hello@breadsrsly.com.

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