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fromTasting Table
2 days ago

Yes, You Can Drink Too Much Kombucha. Here's What Might Happen If You Do - Tasting Table

Flash forward to today, and kombucha is being touted as a superfood, with a long list of potential health benefits that range from better digestion to boosted immunity. The fermented beverage is available in practically every grocery store, an ingredient in innovative cocktails, and we all know at least one friend who's such a fan they make kombucha at home.
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fromTasting Table
6 days ago

The Only Type Of Jars You Should Use For Fermented Drinks - Tasting Table

Use glass jars for storing fermented drinks to avoid chemical leaching and contamination.
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fromLos Angeles Times
1 month ago

Contributor: I tried this new abomination at Whole Foods so you don't have to

Pickles are a favored food but kombucha posed challenges initially due to its flavor and the complicated nature of brewing it at home.
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fromTasting Table
3 months ago

We Found The Definitive Best Brand For Prebiotic And Probiotic Drinks - Tasting Table

Kombucha is being joined by new prebiotic and probiotic beverages like Wildwonder, appealing to the growing gut health market.
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3 months ago

How Much Caffeine Your Kombucha Has Compared To A Cup Of Coffee - Tasting Table

Kombucha has low caffeine levels, averaging around 15 mg, making it a good alternative for caffeine-sensitive individuals.
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