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for a chia gel i would use the same amount as for any other liquid: 1-2 tbsp

chia seeds to 1 cup strained kt. stir and let sit for 15m.

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> Has anyone used chia seeds in there kombucha if yes how and when do

> you add? I need instructions!

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I could use some pointers, too! I recently added chia seeds to fermented tea and

they did not absorb any of the liquid...not even after a week! Then I read where

the seeds reportedly absorb up to 12x their size in water, so I tried that. So

after sitting in 2 cups of water for half a day, a scoop of seeds finally

expanded some and formed a gelatinous liquid so as to be suspended. I also tried

grinding them with a mortal and pestal, with little success; very labor

intensive! Further experimentation on hold....while I await expertise advice.

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> Has anyone used chia seeds in there kombucha if yes how and when do

> you add? I need instructions!

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> Independent Norwex Sales Consultant

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Yeah, chias are awesome! I've notice you gotta stir them frequently, or they can

kinda gel together into clumps. Doesn't affect the taste, it's just a nicer feel

when they are consistent texture. You do have to get used to the texture, but

chia is such a super food. It really goes great with the booch! - Woody

Subject: Re: chia seeds

To: " original_kombucha " <original_kombucha >

Date: Tuesday, March 13, 2012, 5:02 PM

Yes, all the time! I just put them in my cup and add the Kombucha te. They

get soft in a few minutes. I highly recommend adding them for all of the

fabulous nutrients they have..

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I think it is not good idea to ingest chia seeds with liquid that is based on

fermentation.

Because this way unsatuarated fats that are unstable could oxidize, don't you

think?

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