Kombucha Workshop in East Dulwich, 18 March

By LondonFermentation
February 23, 2020 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 23, 2020

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Posted February 23, 2020

Join us for a hands-on workshop where we will make Kombucha ~ a fermented drink made from tea and packed full of probiotics.

Book tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kombucha-workshop-with-alice-mackinnon-in-east-dulwich-tickets-90628457155

In this workshop we will look at how to brew delicious kombucha at home. We'll cover all your fermentation questions - flavouring, first and second fermentation, carbonation and scobys, and you'll leave with your own starter kit to make your own.

Alice MacKinnon is a plant based chef, cookery teacher and product consultant living in London. A real fermentation enthusiast, she has recently moved back from Los Angeles where she taught at the Matthew Kenney Culinary School.

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