Homemade Kombucha 🍯🍶

💫 Welcome to the Meal Prep Artist channel aka: Youthful Kitchen Cultivators. I am very excited to show people how-to videos that save time, money, and energy. Let’s get kids to learn how to plant, grow, and make their own meals! Buy from local farms, farmers, or farmers markets 🚜

🔗LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/MealPrepArtist

🎉 Disclaimer - I am an amazon associates and make a small commission when purchased using my linkTree link above ⏫

Hey everyone! 👋 Excited to share my latest video from The Meal Prep Artist TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, and Instagram page! 🎥 Thank you for joining my podcast platform where I mix my videos and podcast to walk people through their meals. 

Below is a link to watch this video & don't forget to hit subscribe 😊 🍽️  

MY WHY:

I have always loved working in the food industry, server, bartender, and restaurant business. Growing up on a large farm in the Midwest has given me inspiration to help others learn how to eat wisely and how to spend money sensibly on food. With a full-time job and kids, I feel I’m relatable when it comes to all the above on what most of us are looking for in life. 

WE ARE MAKING: Homemade Kombucha 🍯🍶

Video Links: https://www.tiktok.com/@dneil_mo/video/7561419530233318686?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7567396249788319246

Ingrediants:

• 4-8 tea bags, any flavor/ black or green  
• 1 gallon glass jar, 1/2 gallon glass jar, 2 quarts
• 1 scoby or 2 if you are making 2 quarts
• 1/2 c or 1 c (sweetness level) Honey or 1 cup of sugar

Instructions:

• Heat up the the tea and honey (8 bags for 1 gallon, 4 for 1/2 gal)
• Remove bags after 5-10 min and allow to cool, under 80* 
• Add (gently) scoby on top - remember it is a live culture
• Cover your jar with a cloth and rubber band - It needs to breathe
• Place in your pantry or somewhere cool
• Allow it to ferment for 1-2 weeks (depending on you liking) 
• When time is up, remove scoby onto a plate, keep it moist to keep it alive   
• Strain drink into bottles and place in your refridgerator- keeps for 2-4 weeks
• Enjoy - I add carbonation to mine for fun - sodastream (link in linktree)
• If you need to make a scoby
• 1-2 c tea and 5 tbl honey in a glass jar - cover with cloth - sit in pantry for 2 weeks
• Set scoby aside (slime on top) -Keep original tea - Add BOTH to the above recipe and continue repeating weekly or bi weekly for your health benefits!

Transcript

💫 Welcome to the Meal Prep Artist channel aka: Youthful Kitchen Cultivators. I am very excited to show people how-to videos that save time, money, and energy. Let’s get kids to learn how to plant, grow, and make their own meals! Buy from local farms, farmers, or farmers markets 🚜

🔗LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/MealPrepArtist

🎉 Disclaimer - I am an amazon associates and make a small commission when purchased using my linkTree link above ⏫

Hey everyone! 👋 Excited to share my latest video from The Meal Prep Artist TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, and Instagram page! 🎥 Thank you for joining my podcast platform where I mix my videos and podcast to walk people through their meals. 

Below is a link to watch this video & don't forget to hit subscribe 😊 🍽️  

MY WHY:

I have always loved working in the food industry, server, bartender, and restaurant business. Growing up on a large farm in the Midwest has given me inspiration to help others learn how to eat wisely and how to spend money sensibly on food. With a full-time job and kids, I feel I’m relatable when it comes to all the above on what most of us are looking for in life. 

WE ARE MAKING: Homemade Kombucha 🍯🍶