Category: Science Notes

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Study: Optimizing Oxygen Exposure During Kombucha Brewing

A scientific article, published in the journal Fermentation, explores the optimization of oxygen exposure during kombucha brewing using air-permeable silicone bags. The authors compared traditional glass jar brewing methods to a novel approach using silicone bags that allow for increased...

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Kombucha Ice Cream anyone?

Scientists in Malaysia recently studied the feasibility and potential of producing low-alcohol, instant kombucha powder through pasteurization and spray drying. They claim their study paves the way for expanding the kombucha market by catering to consumer preferences for convenience and...

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A.I. bots discuss the science of kombucha

This podcast is the result of an experiment with Google’s new generative A.I. tool NotebookLM — created “to help you make sense of complex information. When you upload your sources, it instantly becomes an expert, grounding its responses in your...

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Commercial Kombucha vs. Homemade: Can Store-Bought Brands Pass the Fermentation Test?

Jo Webster and Caroline Gilmartin are fermentation experts from England. They are active on Instagram as @jo.webster-health and @every.good.thing. They recently posted the results of a fascinating experiment where they tested a range of commercial brands, as well as home-brew,...

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Human Trial Reports Kombucha Benefits

Thanks to Lou Dillon of Twisted Kombucha for sharing news about a significant human study conducted at the Australia Institute, exploring the intriguing world of kombucha nutrition. In the first controlled clinical trial in humans, results showed that living kombucha...