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Apr 6, 2018 · Traditional homemade root beer is made with real roots, herbs, berries, and spices. This fermented root beer recipe is made with a ginger bug!
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FERMENTED ROOT BEER: How to Make Homemade Soda with a Ginger Bug. Back with another Ginger Bug Recipe, this time the classic Root Beer! I'm taking those iconic root beer flavors and...
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FERMENTED ROOT BEER. A good old fashioned root beer, wild fermented with real herbs, spices, roots and barks. Source these hard-to-find ingredients from your local herb shop or an organic source online! Recipe adapted from Nourished Kitchen. INGREDIENTS. 3 quarts of filtered water. 1/4 cup sassafras root bark. 1/4 cup wintergreen leaf.
Jun 28, 2019 · Fortunately, this old-fashioned herbal root beer recipe is easy to make at home. You'll need aromatic herbs, a little bit of sugar, and a starter culture like ginger bug or kombucha. And within a few days, you'll have a naturally fizzy, bubbly brew. Jump to Recipe | What is it? | Herbs | Brewing Tips | Variations
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For a fun twist, try using fermented root beer as a base for cocktails or mocktails. Mix it with fruit juices, herbs, and spirits for a flavorful and fizzy concoction that's sure to impress your guests.
Mar 7, 2020 · One of the key lessons is how to make tasty, healthy fermented beverages such as root beer. This will help keep them from developing a soda habit when they leave home. Homemade Root Beer. Once you have your soda starter ready, you can brew your own healthful root beer. This recipe makes approximately 2 gallons (7.6 liters).
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May 24, 2019 · Brewers use the bug to brew fermented drinks and drinks like root beer, ginger beer, or probiotic lemonade. Like sourdough starter, ginger bug is a starter culture that is rich in wild bacteria and yeast. These starters kickstart the fermentation process for other fermented foods. Sourdough starters provide the bacteria and yeast to make bread.