Kombucha tea,
a fizzy fermented drink — complete with chunks of slimy fungus.
(Oh wait, just drink
the fizzy fermented tea drink called Kombucha...)
Not exact matches
It's worth noting that this stuff
ferments into a beautiful light ginger beer — gingery, sweet - tart,
fizzy on its own — if you allow it to do so.
Thanks to the amazing help from Vanessa of VAMs Culture, I'm already on my way to growing a scoby and creating my own
fermented,
fizzy and delicious drink!
I've had great success making a
fizzy drink in a sealed bottle by doing a second
ferment with a 1:4 ratio of fruit juice to water kefir, but I would warn your readers to be very cautious using this method.
I find adding the peach to the first
ferment makes it drinkable and yummy after just 24 - 48 hours (and my kids fight over who gets to eat the
fizzy peach).
This version uses a
fermented ginger culture to create a naturally
fizzy soda!
If you want a
fizzy and flavored final product like the kind in stores, you'll also want to do a second
ferment:
This natural recipe for ginger ale uses fresh ginger and a cultured ginger mixture (called a ginger bug) to create a naturally
fermented and naturally
fizzy ginger ale.
Just as with water kefir, kombucha can be double
fermented into a
fizzy soda with a slight fruit taste.
The coconut milk kefir can be slightly
fizzy with a slightly tangy flavor depending on how long it
ferments.
Hi Peter, if it was
fizzy then it certainly
fermented.
So a second
ferment with fresh pineapple will get super
fizzy, then vanilla extract make an awesome cream soda!
Because it is naturally
fermented, it is a little
fizzy; refrigerating reduces the fizziness.
For many people, the
fizzy (second
fermented) probiotic drinks completely replace all soda drinks, helping to transition people to a healthier lifestyle and sustainable weight.
If well
fermented the sugar content is minimal, it's
fizzy, and a great alternative to an occasional soda, which is far too sweet, and a nice switch from water once a day or so.
This is a nice drink to try if you are out of kombucha or other healthy, homemade
fermented beverages loaded with probiotics and want something
fizzy on your throat and (hopefully) don't keep any soda around the house.
The first stage is
fermenting the sweetened tea and the second stage is to flavour the tea and make it
fizzy like soda or champagne as some of my friends describe it:)
Hi, I tried this recipe this, it
fermented on the counter 4 days and got super
fizzy, it tastes lile grape soda but had a somewhat off putting smell... almost amonia like smell.
Water kefir, also called sugar kefir, is a sweet acidulated drink, a little
fizzy, made by
fermenting sugars with kefir grains.
My first batch turned out great — we did a second
ferment and it turned out nice and
fizzy.
Once
fermented, the sugary tea transforms into a carbonated,
fizzy drink, high in enzymes, probiotics, advantageous acids, small amounts of alcohol, and vinegar.