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Ginger Bug Progress
Well, we are into our third day of starting our ginger bug. It got its third feeding last night, and third morning stir today. Look at those bubbles! While researching how to make this, I saw sites that said it could be used after three days. Others said to wait four to ten days. All seemed to agree that it could be used once it starts bubbling. Which means we should be able to start…
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New from Norton and (big breath) the scientific director of the Biomolecular Archaeology Project for Cuisine, Fermented Beverages, and Health at the University of Pennsylvania Museum in Philadelphia (phew) Patrick E. McGovern, Ancient Brews Rediscovered and Re-Created Including Homebrew Interpretations and Meal Pairings. In other words, beer!!!
Probiotic Drinks for Gut Health and Daily Wellness Support
Including probiotic drinks in your diet helps maintain a balanced gut microbiome and better digestion. These fermented beverages support immunity, improve nutrient absorption, and reduce digestive discomfort. Drinking them regularly encourages steady energy, improved metabolism, and overall health for a more active lifestyle.
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Made some wine, finally popped it open! It's... delicious ✨🍷
2 more days to ferment!
Ginger Bug, on the Rocks
Ginger Bug, on the Rocks
Okay, I finally got a photo that didn’t totally suck! Here is our very first Ginger Bug pop. Our very first attempt at making fermented pop, using a Ginger Bug. We used a house brand, cranberry raspberry cocktail for the base, which also contained other types of juice in it. The predominant flavour was actually apple. The juice and ginger bug mixture stayed at room temperature in a plastic…
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First Ginger Bug Pop: Cran-Raspberry Cocktail
First Ginger Bug Pop: Cran-Raspberry Cocktail
When it was time to feed the ginger bug, I decided it was time to start our first batch of fermented pop (aka: soda). In looking for recipes and instructions on how to actually use the ginger bug, I found myself with some issues. One was the ratios of ginger bug to liquid, which tended to be for only a quart of liquid. Which seems a ridiculously small amount. Mind you, there’s four of us that…
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Starting a Ginger Bug
Starting a Ginger Bug
No, I’m not talking about our furry Ginger Bug! I’m talking about using the actual roots. In keeping with our stocking up on the assumption we’ll have a month or two where we can’t get out to do any sort of shopping, we’ve been thinking not only of essentials, but those little things that improve on quality of life. One thing that we considered is liquid refreshment. Drinking plain water gets…
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