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DevsiK

First batch ever, Cherry Vanilla. Check out that carbonation.

First batch ever, Cherry Vanilla. Check out that carbonation.

Posted Apr 25, 2019, 1:28 PM UTC

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toxicwaste331•

This looks delicious, do you have a recipe?

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DevsiKOP•

I used the cherry cream soda recipe in the big book of kombucha. I'll get you a little more detailed recipe tonight

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mmmciver614•

I am anxiously awaiting my first scoby to arrive tomorrow. This both looks, and sounds, amazing!

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easternmorningstar•

So awesome!

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DevsiKOP•

I love it, gotten good feedback too. Used tart cherry concentrate to compliment the acidic sourness, and I used fresh vanilla bean which came through pretty strong in only 3 days. Added 2-3 tbsp honey for some extra sweetness.

Taste like a probiotic cherry cream soda

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BleepBloopRobotA•

2-3 tbsp? In how large of a batch?

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DevsiKOP•

Gallon

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BleepBloopRobotA•

Interesting... So do you do a 2nd fermentation all in one large container?

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breaking_Now•

whoa

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dronningmargrethe🇩🇰•

dr pepper <3

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Damn Daniel!!

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sewerchef•

Where is the best place to buy Scoby online?

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tamarushka•

Post an ISO request on your local Facebook garage sale page or Nextdoor app. Should be able to get one for free!

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DevsiKOP•

No idea, got mine from a friend.

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stickytitz•

Is that a foam brewers cup

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DevsiKOP•

Good eyes

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campfuture•

It’s so pretty & sounds really good!!!

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Recipe reminder😊

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Kom_bu_cha•

I can’t speak for the OP but the recipe directly from the Big Book of Kombucha is:

Cherry Cream Soda:

For 1 Gallon:

  • 1/2 Cup Cherries Halved

  • 3/4 whole vanilla bean sliced

  • 1 Tablespoon Honey

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For 16oz:

  • 1 Tablespoon Cherries halved
  • 1/4 whole vanilla bean split
  • 1/2 teaspoon Honey
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I’m in a fermenting fb group with like 80k people and tons of people use honey for kombucha. Jun is literally kombucha made with green tea with honey.

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coinocopia•

I have only brewed Jun Kombucha!!! What is that Facebook group called.

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dronningmargrethe🇩🇰•

No, they are different cultures.

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Yes, I know the cultures are different. But Jun is made from green tea and honey, I was just calling it “kombucha” generally because it’s fermented in the same way.

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sweetypeas•

I wondered the same when I put some in my yogurt. I couldn't find anything against it.

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saltyjohnson•

Top level comment was deleted. I'm curious what it said.

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DevsiKOP•

I'm assuming something about wild microbes in the honey. If so, than the acidity of a finished kombucha would kill off almost anything or at least prevent it from growing.

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