posted 2 hours ago
Wow, I had forgotten about this thread including my participation in it.
Truly a blast from the past!
I still brew honey kombucha in a half gallon growler, and haven’t exploded one in many many years.
I haven’t learned anything new about kombucha since this conversation was published. And changed only one procedure: measuring the honey. I have a refractometer now. I put water into the space at the top of the honey jar, to dissolve some honey.
I pour the water- honey solution into a quart measuring cup or jar. I use the refractometer to measure the specific gravity. I add water or honey-water to bring the specific gravity to 6 or .06 or what ever the units are… and that’s the solution (called sweet tea by Jennifer in her posts) I add to my growler. It’s kind of a small volume continuous brew system.
About the tooth decay low pH connection, I think the sipping behavior is a major contributor to potential decay.
Which is great for me, as I prefer to drink it right down, because I am drinking because I am thirsty!
Thanks, Jay, for including the link to this thread in the dailyish😊
Best luck: satisfaction
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