Life Cykel Kombucha SCOBY Kit
Life Cykel Kombucha SCOBY Kit
Brew your own probiotic drinks!
Life Cykel Kombucha SCOBY Kit
Life Cykel Kombucha SCOBY Kit
Brew your own probiotic drinks!
- Refreshing Probiotic Drink
- Natural Ingredients
- Includes Fermentation Cloth!
You can make your own Kombucha tea beverage at home with a Kombucha SCOBY, the unique culture that makes the delicious tea-based beverage that is filled with probiotics.
Our SCOBYs are created by using quality natural ingredients and professional methods in Melbourne.
Includes Fermentation Cloth!
A quality breathable fermentation cloth. Includes a free rubber band that will fit around all jars <30cm diameter.
WHAT IS A KOMBUCHA SCOBY?
A kombucha SCOBY (also known by some as the kombucha mother or mushroom) is used in the process of brewing kombucha tea. SCOBY is an acronym standing for symbiotic colony of bacteria and yeast.
Kombucha is created by fermenting tea with sugar and the SCOBY. After enough time, you have delicious kombucha tea to enjoy. The longer you leave the kombucha unrefrigerated, the more it can ferment and change in flavour, which you can experiment with to find what suits your tastes. Placing your kombucha in the fridge puts it in a dormant state, where the cold will halt or slow the fermentation process.
This beverage also naturally becomes effervescent (fizzy) over time due to the fermentation process. You can reduce and slow the fizziness and fermentation by placing your brew in the fridge.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Dosage
Dosage
KOMBUCHA INSTRUCTIONS.
MATERIALS & EQUIPMENT
Kombucha culture
1 litre water, boiled
5 grams (2 tsp) Green or black tea
50 grams (1/2 cup) raw sugar per litre of water
Pot or saucepan (1+L capacity)
Glass or porcelain jar (1+L capacity) & rubber band that fit its neck
Linen / cotton fabric or cloth
Bottles & caps
PREPARATION.
Make tea by infusing 2 tsp of tea in pot of freshly boiled water for 15 minutes, add sugar before it has cooled.
Once sugared tea has cooled to room temperature pour into jar
Add kombucha culture and liquid to jar. Don't worry if your scoby sinks to the bottom at first, a new baby scoby will form at the top.
Cover the opening of jar with breathable cloth affixed with rubber band to keep out dust & etc while allowing culture to breathe.
*If you are using a larger container you can simply double or triple these quantities*
FERMENTATION.
The kombucha culture needs a warm climate ideally between 22-28 degrees but should not fall below 15 degrees as a minimum.
Average time is 8-14 days depending on ambient temperature the higher the temperature the faster the fermentation.
FLAVOUR PROFILE.
The kombucha is at first sweet but this sweetness disappears as the sugar is broken down. If a slightly sweeter drink is preferred the fermentation has to be stopped early. For a dry or slightly acidic flavour let it ferment longer. Taste test to find your ideal point.
The kombucha once bottled will keep for months when kept in a cool place such as the fridge.
For unlimited servings repeat steps 1-4.
*Note every few batches you can remove the culture from jar with clean hands and rinse under running cold or lukewarm water… the baby scoby will always form on the top. So to keep the process young & powerful you can compost the parents (big, bottom scoby) and keep using the child. *
Additional information
Additional information
May Assist With:
May support a healthy digestive tract.
Warnings:
Use as directed.
Manufactured Country: Australia