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Kombucha on Tap With a Continuous Brew Kombucha Kit

By Tiffany 10 Comments

We are all big Kombucha fans here. My husband and my three kids adore it and we used to spend a pretty penny buying it bottled from the store. The price is usually anywhere from $4-6 for a single serving bottle. It added up fast and ultimately became a rare treat for us and that was a big shame because Kombucha is so good for you. Imagine my delight that my kids want to drink fermented tea (with oodles of healthy bacteria) instead of drinking soda, milk, or juice. The only thing standing in the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Healthy Eating Tagged With: benefits, brew, cleanse, continuous brewing, Digestion, Fermentation, fermented, Health, Immune System, kit, Kombucha, Liver, mother, Scoby, Tea

Reusing Glass Bottles and Jars

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Follow my blog with Bloglovin We end up with a fair amount of glass bottles and jars that we must then find a way to reuse and repurpose. Coconut oil jars, jam jars, Trader Joe's sliced peaches jars, artichoke hearts jars, and lately my mom's Kombucha jars. I introduced her to the chia seed Kombucha from GT and she is becoming a fan I think. Most jars end up being beverage and smoothie glasses but other things become storage for dried goods...like wood ears from the Asian market or dried fruit. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: A Green Home Tagged With: #NaturalEveryDay, Artichoke Hearts, Asian Market, Blog, Bottles And Jars, Chia Seed, Coconut Oil, Dried Fruit, Ears, Glass Bottles, Glass Jar, Glass Jars, Glasses, Jam Jars, Kombucha, Maple Syrup, Mom, Oil Trader, Peaches, Smoothie, Storage, Trader Joe

Reuseable Straws and Popsicle Molds on Zulily

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Three of my absolute favorite things are on sale at Zulily currently. I jumped all over these deals myself so I had to share... Popsicle Molds: We go through lots of popsicles in the summer and to keep costs down, as well as avoid the needless wrapper and stick waste (which always end up on the lawn) we make our own at home. I also like having control over the sugar content and the use of artificial dyes. No need to ensure hyperactivity! Anyway we have several different molds to keep … [Read more...]

Filed Under: A Green Home Tagged With: Absolute, Amazon, Artificial Dyes, Broken Glass, Faves, Favorite Things, Gallon Size, Glass Straws, Hand Towels, Hyperactivity, Hyperactivity In Children, Ice Cream Cones, Kiddos, Kombucha, Love, Nbsp, Popsicle Molds, Popsicles, Rock Bottom Prices, Rockets, Stainless Steels, Sugar Content

How to Make Home Brewed Kombucha

By Tiffany 8 Comments

Kombucha is pretty expensive to buy and yet it is so delicious, healthy, and great as an alternative for those of us who are tempted by soda that it becomes an easily justified expense. Well until you realize just how easy it is to make yourself that is. We have now established a pretty efficient brewing method in our home and we have gone from spending $4-5 dollars per bottle at the store to home brewed Kombucha for about .17 cents a bottle. Plus we are reusing all the Kombucha bottles we … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Healthy Eating, Recipes Tagged With: Amino Acids, Batches, Blob, Chia Seeds, Colony Of Bacteria, Countries And Cultures, Cupboard, Dirt, Fermentation Process, Finished Product, Flavors, Iced Tea, Kombucha, Kombucha Tea, Mold, Particles, Sip, Soda Pop, Tea Taste, Teas, Yeast

5 Ways to Channel Your Inner Farm Girl When You Live in the City

By Tiffany 7 Comments

Not all of us can live in the country raising chickens and growing all of our own food. Some of us more natural mamas choose to live in the city, either because we have to or we just want to. But that does not mean we don't also value the same things and want the same things for our lives and family, it just means we have to approach these things differently. If we don't have land of our own to plant rows of corn... we can look for a community garden where we can or perhaps we patronize the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: A Green Home Tagged With: Chicken Stock, Chipotle, Chopping Vegetables, Cooking From Scratch, Dinner Time, Farm Girl, Farmer S Market, Glass Salt And Pepper Shakers, Kombucha, Milk Glass, Organic Corn, Plastic Cups, Raising Chickens, Salt And Pepper, Salt And Pepper Shakers, Sauerkraut, Thrift Store, Vegetarian Burritos, Water Kefir, Yogurt Maker

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Meet Tiffany

My name is Tiffany and I am a flower farmer and urban homesteader in Central Ohio with my husband, three children, and assorted furry friends. When I am not blogging I am usually thrift store shopping, gardening, wildcrafting and food foraging, or otherwise enjoying nature. Enjoy! Read More…

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