Y'all Qaeda
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So I just learned about this thing. Not quite sure how I feel about it, but it seems to be good for you. Anyone here drink it regularly? What benefits have you experienced? Anyone making their own?
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RedViking
Nord of the South
No thanks. I'll stick to Joko. 
I think the benefits are way over-exaggerated. However, it's a nice refreshing drink on a cold day and using various fruits and teas allows you to flavor it naturally and how you want. My dad makes a pineapple and green-tea one that's real nice. You'll just need to get a scoby somewhere, though a few health-stores sell them in jars.
Find a new girlfriend! :crylaugh:
Excellent answer!
In the absence of beer, this too would be an excellent answer! (but then, who is ever out of beer?)
Oh trust me beer runs out all the time!
Wife and I like it. Most of the options though aren't healthy. Avoid the ones that are flavoured or have added things like fruit.
Can recommend this one, it's pretty mild: https://www.faithful-to-nature.co.za/magwana-s-kombucha-premium
Can recommend this one, it's pretty mild: https://www.faithful-to-nature.co.za/magwana-s-kombucha-premium
satanboy
Psychonaut seven
I like it.
PartiZAn18
New Member
Hi, I've brewed kombucha before - I find it to be tasty. I would describe it perhaps as sparkling tea with a slight vinegar tang - don't be silly and buy a scoby - they costs hundreds of rands. Rather buy 2 small bottles of kombucha (500ml etc). Drink the one, if you like it, then use the second bottle of kombucha as a scoby starter fluid.
I learnt every thing about kombucha brewing on the r/kombucha subreddit - it's an extremely active and helpful community. And there is pretty much 0 effort required. Good luck!
I learnt every thing about kombucha brewing on the r/kombucha subreddit - it's an extremely active and helpful community. And there is pretty much 0 effort required. Good luck!