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HAPPY KOMBUCHA BLOG

Kombucha Pickled Beetroot

We have just tried this here at Happy Kombucha and wow!  this is best tried with really strong green tea kombucha, so if your ever wondering what to do with that bottle that you forgot about at the back of the cupboard give this a try. How to make Kombucha Betroot. Slice or grate your betroot into your jar. Pour over some extra strong green tea kombucha, enough to cover all the betroot. Seal the jar and leave in the fridge if you leave it at room temperature first for a few days and then put it in the fridge...

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Matcha green tea tiramisu recipe

Looking for some inspiration, try this Matcha Tiramisu. It really is sooooooo Good.   9 oz marscarpone cheese3 egg yolks1/4 cup white sugar1 cup whipping cream1 tablespoon matcha powdersplash of hot water   1. In a small sauce pan with 1″ of simmering water, place a heat-proof bowl on top. Ensure that the water doesn’t touch the bottom of the bowl. Place the egg yolks and sugar into the bowl, and beat with a hand mixer until pale and fluffy.2. In a stand-up mixer with the paddle attachment, cream the mascarpone cheese until light and fluffy. It’s best to leave...

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We are now stocking Ready Made Kombucha again!!

We always believe that making your own kombucha is the best way to make kombucha part of your life, however if your short on time or just looking to give kombucha a try we now stock a range of Love Kombucha Ready made Organic Kombucha. What am I?...  Love Kombucha, a refreshing soft drink, made by adding a live culture to sweetened green tea. The culture consumes the tea and sugar and creates Kombucha! It simple recipe of organic ingredients includes; filtered water, Green tea, Sugar and a Kombucha culture which is removed before bottling. Then we add the flavour – natural blueberries, grated ginger, mango, freshly...

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Dead Sea Salts what are the benefits

The Benefits of Dead Sea Salt The waters of the Dead Sea have been renowned for their therapeutic effects since ancient times. Two thousand years ago, Flavius wrote that the salts from the Dead Sea heal the human body. The waters from the Dead Sea are unique in that they contain 27% of various salts as compared to 3% in normal sea water. Further, while sodium accounts for approximately 80% of the salt content of normal sea water, it comprises much less of the salt total in water from the Dead Sea. The balance of the salts in Dead Sea...

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How to make coconut milk kefir (and other non dairy kefir)

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How to make coconut milk kefir (and other non dairy kefir)

Coconut Kefir Coconut (or other nut milks) milk kefir is a perfect if you are looking for a change in your kefir or if you are looking to make a dairy free kefir. When making kefir with nut milks or coconut milk it is absolutely vital to understand that the grains do not get any nutrients from these milks and will perish If this is the only milk type you sit them in. when you first receive your grains you must sit them in full fat cows/goats milk for twenty four hours, sieve through, and then give them more full...

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