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Benjamin Dinkel wrote:Hi Jen,
...didn't really want to use it for the kitchen, didn't really like the taste.
Also mine is definitely weaker than "normal" vinegar, less acidic.
Benjamin Dinkel wrote:the acid evaporates before the water. i think the boiling point is even lower then alcohol. So boiling it will actually result in having less acidity.
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Lynne Cim wrote:Wait, people actually eat their scoby?
My scoby is an absolute monster, looks very healthy and the larger it is, the less time it takes for my kombucha to ferment so I have not changed it out - is this bad?
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William Wallace wrote:Tkombucha worms
Tereza Okava wrote:
William Wallace wrote:Tkombucha worms
I understand there are also vinegar worms (eels? i forget). I would be interested to know how frequently they appear. I've been making kombucha for aaaages and never seen a worm in real life. Maybe it's time to make a survey.
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William Wallace wrote:"Regardless of the initial substrate composition, the starter culture itself provides the main microbial inoculum into the solution"
Pretty interesting article, but does the above quote suggest the mother is the starter?
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6730531/
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