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The Kombucha Is Back
NBC11 ^ | Wed, Aug 4, 2010

Posted on 08/04/2010 12:08:22 PM PDT by nickcarraway

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To: nickcarraway

The Kombucha? You mean Pol Pot’s bunch?


21 posted on 08/04/2010 3:59:25 PM PDT by x
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To: radiohead

Kombucha tastes like apple cider, if it is made correctly, and like vinegar, if it is brewed too long. My mother in law brewed it faithfully a couple of times per month and drank some each day. She just passed away at 96 1/2 yrs old.
I now brew my own each month. All you need is to get a Kombucha culture. (called a scoby) and then float it in tea with sugar for approx 7-12 days in a warm dark place in a covered glass container. Lots cheaper than buying it.


22 posted on 08/05/2010 3:41:18 PM PDT by Melliflor
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Just ran across this thread this am. I've been brewing kombucha for 2 years now. I'm happy to give "mothers" for the price of shipping to anyone who wants one.

I cultured my first "mother" from a bottle of K I bought at a store.

I followed directions from the internet but If doing it again, I would not use nearly so much tea. It took too long that way.

23 posted on 08/23/2011 4:35:41 AM PDT by Conservativegreatgrandma
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