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Published 11:40 26 Nov 2015 GMT
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Zoe Stavri took to her feminist blog, Another Angry Woman, to post the eagerly awaited update.
Alongside a snap of the (admittedly delicious looking) sourdough - she wrote: "What, did you expect it to sprout pubes?"
She continued: "Was I worried about tasting it? No. Any pathogens which may have been in the sourdough starter probably couldn’t survive being blasted at 230°C. If they could, then good for them. They deserve to infect me."
"It tasted like a pretty damn nice sourdough bread. Not the tangiest sourdough I’ve ever eaten, but solidly tasty. I really, really liked it. After having a little bite, I ate a slice with butter. The bread was still slightly warm and the butter soaked in and it was absolutely heavenly."
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