Podcast Episode 270: Kefir Soda FAQs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Kefir Soda is a great bubbly probiotic drink and the perfect substitute for sugary beverages that aren't good for you. It is super easy to make, and I can give you extra tips in this podcast to make it super easy. Tune in to learn more!
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I think it’s interesting that certain store-bought orange juices will not allow kefir soda to ferment. They add synthetic vitamins and minerals after pasteurization. Synthetic vitamins and minerals can help with certain deficiencies but they have to be in very large amounts to be bioavailable and they will compete with natural nutrients. Fermentation cannot be synthetic although, fermentation can take place in a lab as well. It’s so interesting how the body knows all the differences. Maybe that’s the reason.
I love making kefir soda! Learned the hard way that our homemade grape juice does interesting things...I had a "burped" bottle blow up in the fridge. Knocked the magnets and kid art off the fridge. Thankfully, no one was injured but I sure learned a lesson! If I make soda with the grape juice, I have to reduce the ratio of juice to water or it is simply a volcano.
I have your packets - and I tried making some - the first burp was normal and the second day it was a freakin volcano and shot straight up to my kitchen ceiling! scared the living heck out of me and I've been afraid to try again lol -- if I remember correctly I used a grape juice. I really want to make some.
I use coconut water from the coconuts here in Hawai’i.. they get bubbly so fast! 10-12 hrs ! I wonder how fast goes into alcohol? I’m afraid if it goes to alcohol, it won’t be beneficial ?
This is exactly what I do except I use coconut water from store with correct carb content and it is my exact same concern . It becoming too alcoholic and losing benefit.
How do you wash the fruit (or fruit peels) you add to the kefir soda?
Question; can I reuse my pickle juice!?
Is it normal for kefir soda to have sediment? (Made with kefir whey and fruit juice.)
I was taught that carbonated drinks are bad for your bones. 🤷♀️
Did you ask yourself “but how?”? People be teaching the most dumbest things. I have a friend that didn’t like me turning on the car a/c because the first warm blast of air causes cancer. I asked her how she knows that or where she heard that. She was just listening to crazy talk. 😊
@@thelthrythquezada8397 Yes, There are been MANY studies.
Here is one example….
“The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition” Colas, but not other carbonated beverages, are associated with low bone mineral density in older women: The Framingham Osteoporosis Study. Catherine L. Tucker, PhD. October 2006.
It’s the sugar not the carbonation. Most carbonated drinks are loaded with sugar and because they’re not cultured probably at all the sugar is not eaten by the grains. Then you get all the sugar.😊 10:58
These drinks are naturally carbonated through the process of fermentation. Most carbonated beverages are made by forcing the CO2 gas into a solution.
@@CulturedFoodLife Why did you remove my comment showing the study about carbonated beverages depleting minerals from the bones?