Grolsch Flip-top Bottle (750 ml)

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• From Jennifer at 7/30/12 11:20 PM
  • If I'd like to do a second brewing stage on Kombucha, where would I find more information? I'm going to be on GAPS (a variation of the SCD) and regular sugar is a big no-no, but fruits and honey are okay. I was thinking that perhaps a continuous brew of the regular Kombucha and then adding fruits for flavor and giving them a second ferment- but I can't have alcohol either... as I'm nursing. I'm not sure where to ask these questions.
  • You will find information about a second fermentation here: http://www.culturesforhealth.com/bottling-kombucha-and-water-kefir Kombucha requires regular sugar for fermentation, you will find more information about choosing ingredients here: http://www.culturesforhealth.com/kombucha-ingredients We would encourage you to contact your health care provider to discuss drinking Kombucha while nursing.
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• From Cheryl at 9/18/12 7:06 AM
  • I am very disappointed to see that these come from China...I need some, but, hope to find some made in the USA.
    
    Do you have any plans to stock USA made bottles in the future?
    
    Thank you!
  • We have searched for a US manufacturer for the bottles, it appears that none are making this style of bottle.
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• From LoPo at 3/20/13 9:00 PM
  • We use your grolsch flip-top bottles are are wondering the best cleaning method between fermenting water kefir. We are noticing residue and do not want to use harsh cleaners or anything that would affect the fermentation.
    
    
  • It's good to avoid harsh cleaners, particularly anti-bacterial detergents. I'd recommend a bottle brush for easier cleaning.
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• From Debbie at 4/18/13 8:40 PM
  • Can these bottles be sterilized in boiling water?
  • Yes, but I would recommend removing the metal piece with its cap. The caps could become deformed when heated to boiling, especially if left unattended. They are fairly easy to remove once you get used to them.
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• From Chris at 5/5/13 2:59 PM
  • Why are the bottles plastic?! Why not glass?
  • The bottles are glass. The stopper system is made of metal, polymer, and plastic
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