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1. www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com › brew-your-ownHomemade Root Beer (Traditional Recipe) - The Healthy Home ...

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   Mar 7, 2020 · A favorite fermented beverage in our home is homemade root beer. Root beer is a healthful and very traditional North American beverage. Enthusiasts typically brew it with sassafras bark (Sassafras albidium) or sarsaparilla (Smilax ornata).

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2. wellnessmama.com › recipes › homemade-root-beerHealthy Root Beer Recipe - Wellness Mama

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   Aug 14, 2013 · Homemade root beer is made with herbs, spices and healthy cultures for a probiotic rich, health-boosting treat without the harmful ingredients of store bought soda.

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   • Cuisine: American

   • Category: Beverage
   • Total Calories: 73

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4. nourishedkitchen.com › homemade-root-beer-recipeHomemade Root Beer Recipe - Nourished Kitchen

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   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.

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   • Total Calories: 85

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5. joybileefarm.com › homemade-rootbeerMake Real Homemade Root Beer with Herbs - Joybilee® Farm

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   Homemade root beer is a healthy alternative to commercial pop. When it’s made with herbs, the old fashioned way, it is healthy, tonic, and energizing. Commercial root beer is full of high fructose corn syrup, chemicals and preservatives, as well as artificial flavours and colour.

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7. gubbahomestead.com › fermented-homemade-root-beerFermented Homemade Root Beer - Gubba Homestead

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   The Fermentation Process. Fermentation is the process by which microorganisms such as yeast and bacteria convert sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide. If you have a sourdough starter, you will be familiar with how a sourdough starter takes in local yeasts and bacteria to facilitate the fermentation process.

8. therecipecritic.com › homemade-root-beerThe Best Homemade Root Beer Recipe | The Recipe Critic

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   This Homemade Root Beer is a fun, sweet, refreshing treat to make any occasion extra special. It takes just 4 ingredients to create a little magic and a whole lot of tasty fun! Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes

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   Is root beer healthy?

   • Root beer is a healthful and very traditional North American beverage. Enthusiasts typically brew it with sassafras bark (Sassafras albidium) or sarsaparilla (Smilax ornata). If you like hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains, you will find sassafras trees growing wild nearly everywhere you go.

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   Is homemade root beer safe?

   • Homemade root beer is also simple to make and has all the flavor of conventional root beer without the harmful ingredients. The herbs used in homemade root beer, mainly sassafras and sarsaparilla (as well as wintergreen), have some controversy surrounding them. These herbs contain safrole, which was once found to cause cancer in mice.

   Healthy Root Beer Recipe | Wellness Mama

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   What makes a good root beer?

   • Wild yeast and beneficial bacteria present in the environment or introduced through a starter culture initiate fermentation, result in a naturally carbonated and mildly alcoholic beverage. Traditional root beer recipes often include a combination of sassafras root, sarsaparilla, wintergreen, licorice, and other botanicals.

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   Can you make homemade root beer at home?

   • There’s an old-fashioned charm to homemade root beer with its odd array of roots and bark, flowers, leaves, and berries. 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.

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   Can You brew your own root beer?

   • 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. 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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10. purelivingforlife.com › homemade-root-beerHealthy Homemade Root Beer Recipe - Pure Living for Life

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    Aug 11, 2016 · Potential health benefits: Aside from not having poor ingredients, the herbs in traditional homemade root beer have been used (and probably are used today) as a basis for all sorts of natural remedies. We don’t get all crazy about herbal remedies necessarily, but what if these herbs helped us in ways we weren’t aware of?