Discover the Exciting New World of Kombucha
The latest trends in kombucha are showing that this ancient fermented drink is gaining more and more popularity as a healthier alternative to sugary sodas and juices. Kombucha is made from sweetened tea that is fermented with a symbiotic colony of bacteria and yeast, or SCOBY. This fermentation process produces a slightly tart, fizzy, and refreshing drink that is loaded with beneficial…
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I may be considering the crime of... Getting a business degree 🤢
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I've never seen someone have their fursona be a scoby, or even an oc. why is that? Can you even call a scoby sona a fursona? its literally a mat of bacteria. I need to make a scoby fursona
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Kombucha Cultures SCOBY | Best kombucha in UAE
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when u said kombucha I thought u guys were talking abt like the actual tea from japan that’s made w seaweed but all this time you’ve been talking about a yeasted black tea?????? no wonder u were always going on abt the benefits to the gut I thought u were just talking abt the fiber in seaweed since white ppl can’t digest it
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Different Types of Kefir Grains and its benefits
Milk kefir grains are the starter culture used to make milk kefir. Use them to make your own delicious, easy-to-digest probiotic drink! Milk kefir grains contain probiotics that can help improve digestion and boost immunity. They also contain enzymes that aid in digestion and help break down proteins, fats and carbohydrates into smaller molecules to be more easily digested. There is another type of kafir grain are there water kafir grains. Water kefir grains are a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeasts (SCOBY) that are used to ferment sweetened water into a probiotic juice drink. The grains impart their own flavor and ferment the sweetener into lactic acid. The drink is similar in appearance, taste, and texture to that of kombucha. You can mix raw honey for a better taste and it has also many health benefits. Raw honey is honey that has not been heated or pasteurized. It has not been processed and retains all of its natural goodness. Raw honey contains pollen and enzymes that can help cleanse the body and boost immunity. Organic Raw Honey has been used for centuries for its health benefits. Raw honey has natural antibiotic and antiseptic properties that can help with allergies, asthma, coughs, colds, flu, and allergies. It’s also a great natural sweetener for use in tea and coffee or on toast, waffles, and pancakes. You can visit our website to buy these products or you can buy kombucha culture scoby at an affordable price only on our website kombucha Kamp.
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i have a confession for you guys. and I hope you don't see me differently after this. but if there's one thing abt me it's that I'm a kombucha bitch.
I love me a spicy lil sweet drink. it's like if soda was juice. it's like if juice sparkling water and tea had a sickly baby. it burns away all the icks in my tummy and I will never stop.
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Gut Friendly Grocery List 🥦🥑🧀
🧀 Probiotic and Fermented Foods:
Yogurt (look for live and active cultures)
Kefir
Sauerkraut
Kimchi
Pickles (fermented)
Tempeh
Miso
Fermented cheeses (e.g., cheddar, gouda, Swiss)
Kombucha
🫘 Fiber-Rich Foods:
Whole grain bread, cereal or pasta
Oats
Brown rice
Quinoa
Lentils
Chickpeas
Black beans
🍳 Protein:
Lean meats (chicken, turkey, lean cuts of beef or pork)
Fish (salmon, mackerel, sardines)
Eggs (rich in amino acids)
Tofu and tempeh (fermented soy products)
Cottage cheese
🍎 Fruits:
Berries (blueberries, strawberries, raspberries)
Bananas
Apples
Oranges
Lemons
Watermelon
🥦 Vegetables:
Spinach
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Brussels sprouts
Asparagus
Onions
Garlic
Artichokes
Sweet Potato
Jicama
Chicory root
Dandelion greens
🥜 Nuts and Seeds:
Almonds
Walnuts
Flaxseeds
Chia seeds
Pumkin seeds
🥑 Healthy Fats:
Avocado
Olive oil
Grass fed butter
🍠 Herbs and Spices:
Turmeric
Ginger
Garlic
🧉 Beverages:
Green tea
Herbal teas
Aloe vera juice
Coconut water
🍫 Other:
Dark chocolate (in moderation)
Apple cider vinegar
Bone Broth
Raw honey
sea salt
Collagen
Seaweed
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I just watched Glass Onion and I'd seen the Mona Lisa Discourse and the "but hydrogen doesn't work that way" discourse, but I need to know if anyone has brought up the definitely intentional and objectively funniest departure from reality in the movie:
Kombucha is a live culture. That's the whole point- it's why it gets marketed as a probiotic. It's kind of like growing sourdough starter on sweet tea instead of flour. The culture used to ferment it contains yeast that breaks the sugar down into alcohol, but it also contains bacteria that break alcohol down into acetic acid, which is what gives it its taste.
For Jared Leto to have brewed 9% ABV hard kombucha, he has to have either a) messed up the process of making it so badly that it isn't really kombucha anymore, or b) added so much alcohol after the fact that it would probably kill off most of the culture.
In other words, Jared Leto's hard kombucha is the most thematically appropriate form of alcohol the movie could possibly contain.
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How do they do it?
(wg story about being secretly turned into the office piggy)
You weren't worried about gaining weight at your new job, even if it did involve sitting behind a desk all day.
One of the first things you'd noticed when you'd come in for your interview was that everyone was in great shape.
No wonder, either, with all the ammenities the company offered. Free food - 3 meals and a day and as many snacks as you want, prepared by the in house chefs.
Fancy coffee machines, fridges stocked with kombucha and seltzer, a gym and spa on site, massages, a nap room - this place took employee wellbeing seriously.
You could already see yourself getting lean, putting on some muscle. Clearly the office culture was one of discipline, and you were ready to slot right in.
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Okay - maybe the first few weeks hadn't gone quite as planned. Your workload was heavier than you expected, so there was less time to hit the gym. The chef prepared meals were delicious - so delicious you found it almost impossible to opt for the healthier options over rich, indulgent dishes.
You were drinking a lot coffee to stay focused, at least the machines dispensed endless skinny cappuccinos, but even with that you found yourself craving a sugar hit for attention. The break room might be stocked with almonds and sawdust-tasting protein bars, but you found yourself grabbing a big scoop of m and ms several times a day.
The truth was, you weren't getting any fitter. Instead, you were feeling a little softer all over - especially at the top of your thighs which were spreading wider and wider in your plush office chair.
Meanwhile, your colleagues looked as good as ever. The guy in the next office keeps stopping by to see how you're settling in and every time you swear his grip is a little stronger as he jostles your shoulder.
You vow to double down on keeping in shape - though looks like you'll be working till ten tonight, so you're going to need to fuel up before then.
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The friday that marks six months at the company for you is also the night of the office hoilday party before you closed till new year.
Last year, you owned a cozy, baggy, oversized christmas jumper. Now, you own a just-about-covers-your-swelling-gut christmas jumper.
Still, the boss had insisted everyone wear something festive so you don't have much choice.
The party is lavish - specialty cocktails, a huge buffet and tuxedoed waiters circling with hors d'oeuvres and champagne to make sure there's always something within reach.
You mean to keep control of yourself, but all your coworkers keep pressing drinks on you, and pretty soon it's hard to say no. They keep reocmmending food as well, and then the tall girl from accounts you always though was cute is pushing a chocolate coated straberry between your lips. Soon everyone is taking it inturns to feed you, and as confused as you are you can't help but admit you're enjoying it - maybe too much.
That night, after you get home, you spend an hour touching yourself to the feeling of everyone's eyes on you as your over-tight jumper rode up over your rounded stomach.
The next morning though, you're embarassed. How can you have gotten so out of shape so fast? Sure the job is stressful, and there always seems to be food to hand, but everyone else in the office seems to have no problem.
When you're back in the office after new years you're going to turn things around. There's no point starting a diet during the holidays, but in a few weeks you're going to be on the track to dropping the pounds.
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Of course, it's not really your fault you can't seem to keep the weight off. Your colleagues all know a few things you don't.
They know that the coffee machine in your break room might offer sinny lattes, but they pour cream-thickened coffees filled with sugary syrups and enough caffeine to keep you craving six cups a day.
They know that the chef - infuses - certain dishes, and makes sure you grab those plates, leaving you dozing and snacking through the afternoon.
They know that your supervisor lets the canteen know to prepare extra large desserts right after assigning you a new pile of work, so you have something to help you deal with the stress.
And they know that one of the perks of the job - for them at, least - is getting to take their stress out on the office piggy. Once the workload gets too much for your struggling brain and your body is properly swollen you'll be gently offered a new role in the company, one more suited to your skill set.
You'll be so tired of the stress, and so eager to please you manager, you sign without reading the job description. That's why you're surprised when you're delivered to your new office and find nothing but a bed with thick straps at each corner and a cart loaded with food - and when your old office-neighbour comes in and grabs a box of doughnuts as he pulls down his suit pants.
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mi vida
synopsis: sae never thought someone could become his life, but that changed when you came.
pairing: itoshi sae x gn!reader | words: 749 | warnings: established relationship, fluff
notes: welcome back to "things i wrote on a whim when my boss wasn't at the office"!! apparently i write a lot better in english without much planning, so yeah. this idea came to me based on a personal experience, since i call my boyfriend "minha vida" (which is the same for "mi vida"/"my life" in portuguese) and i never really thought i could consider someone to be my life before him.
i really really hope you like it, and i wanna thank you all so much for all the love you've given to Unworthy (but chosen), every note and follower made me super happy! <3
and also, i'm so sorry if my description of the spanish culture is not accurate and for any english mistakes!
during his time in spain, sae learned a lot of things. mainly, how to improve his soccer career even more, striving to become the best in the world after already being the best in his country.
he was a genius, of course, so it wasn’t really hard to learn the language or get acquainted with the city of madrid, which was a lot warmer than japan — in many ways. however, it was really fucking hard to get used to the customs of the spanish people and its culture, considering it was so different from the japanese. they were extremely welcome, and sae was anything but. if anything, he was even more closed than typical japanese people.
in spain, people were always greeting each other with a kiss on each cheek, showing off bright smiles and making conversation with strangers. friends talked loudly among each other, giving hugs and always touching somehow. the concept of personal space? totally nonexistent. in short, it was weird.
but nothing was weirder than couples.
the concept of love was already foreign to sae. he didn’t understand how a feeling could envelop one so much and make it forget about the rest of the world. he didn’t know how such an abstract thing, with no sense of logic whatsoever, could be so overwhelming to the point of taking one’s life completely, until all you could see, think and feel was your significant other.
most of all, he couldn’t fathom how someone could become your life.
“te amo, mi vida,” was what he used to hear an old couple say to each other. they were the owners of sae’s favorite restaurant, a small little place in the suburbs of Madrid, and always treated him with a kindness he didn’t deemed himself worthy of.
at first, he wasn’t able to comprehend what the sentence meant. he could barely write it on google translate to try to get its meaning, and he didn’t really care enough. though, as the time went by and sae became more fond of the couple, he eventually gathered the courage to ask the woman about it. and he was very surprised to hear the answer.
“it means ‘i love you, my life’,” she said, smiling from ear to ear and handing a glass of salted kombucha tea to sae. it was one of the reasons he adored the place so much — it was the only restaurant he found that served his favorite drink.
the older itoshi could only stare, dumbfounded, and mumble, “…why?”
the woman laughed at the boy’s naiveté. “why, you ask? because that’s what he is to me.”
sae only stared in silence, too stunned to speak.
“i… i don’t understand,” he confessed. it sounded silly, and kind of pathetic, but at that moment he didn’t really care. the woman gave another smile, this time an understanding countenance, and placed her wrinkly hand on his shoulder.
“you will understand one day, boy. and when your person comes, make sure to bring them here, right? i’d like to meet them!”
the soccer player wanted to tell her that it would never happen. that the itoshi sae had no time for foolish things like love, and he most certainly would never love someone so much to the point of seeing them as his life. his life was soccer, and his goal was to become the best in the world.
there was nothing else.
oh, how he bit his tongue.
it was at the age of twenty two when he entered the restaurant once again, and this time, not alone. you were walking by his side, with your hand intertwined in his, chatting excitedly while he just listened. a small smile was on his face, and his features were impossibly soft, in a way they only got around you.
you, who were light in the darkness, who were comfort after a long day of practice, who was the one he loved most. you, who was the definition of home in every sense of the word. the only one that could make his heart swell so much it made it hard to breathe.
he pulled your chair for you to sit like a true gentleman, and sat right next to you, always in need to touch you somehow. a hand was placed on your thigh while the other one opened the menu. and he turned to you, voice gentle like you could break:
“so, what would you like, mi vida?”
you, who was his life.
© 2023 itoshiexx. do not plagarise, translate, or repost any of my work on here or other sites.
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Kombucha Cultures SCOBY | Best kombucha in UAE
Brew delicious kombucha at home! Our healthy, organic SCOBY (symbiotic culture) lets you make the best kombucha in Dubai. Get started fast with our easy-to-use kit and enjoy the taste of gut-friendly goodness.
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There was a transitory period in consumer culture before there were these giant drink sections filled w different “healthy” drinks where it was just pressed juice, iced tea, cold brews and kombucha. There were healthy sodas still but it was just different than it is now. Health food culture has been so colonized to create gateways to unhealthier foods or give consumers the idea “why try the imitation when you can just do the real thing” idk it just used to be different. And this only really affects people who oscillate between health conscious consumption and pleasure consumption. Blurring the lines and intentionally confusing the average consumer doesn’t affect health nuts, because they already navigate stores in a different hyper vigilant type of way. I notice lots of vegans have become kind of glutinous, there’s a weird shift that’s been going on. But the high end meat people that came up out of nowhere actually piss me off
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Your Honey is Quiet
even our loudest honey cannot sing like the honey back home
a non-alcoholic cocktail, built in the glass it is drunk in, joining its kin in the @worldsbeyondpod unofficial cookbook
🍯 1/2 tbsp of even our loudest honey (garlic honey with rosemary, spruce tips and pine tips)
🍋 a squeeze of a lemon wedge
🧊 stir well over a large ice cube
🌲 fill most of the glass with chilled fevertree tonic
🌸 top with your favourite kombucha (i used one called nettles and petals from cultured kombucha)
✨ garnish with some more drizzles of even our loudest honey and a thick twist of lemon
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