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Yeah, I tried to share mine with my neighbors, the woman next store started

to dry heave when I showed her the SCOBY. Sigh. The one a few doors down

just had a look of complete disgust. Ah well. I tried to share. :-) I just

told them they shouldn't look in my kitchen if that grosses them out. LOL.

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From: original_kombucha

[mailto:original_kombucha ] On Behalf Of noric1989

Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 11:39 AM

To: original_kombucha

Subject: Re: O. Woe. Out of Home Brew again.

I think having a neighbor who brews kombucha is a wonderful way to

learn and connect, for anyone. More than a year ago, I gave my

neighbor a kombucha culture, and since then we've enjoyed many hours

of conversation about brewing. While I keep my brews plain and

simple, she loves to experiment. I once saw her " laboratory, " which

included over 20 different kinds of brews and detailed notes on each

of them! Also nice to know that there's always a source of a backup

SCOBY.

Way to go, MArge, for your caring and youthful spirit! And I do hope

you find a " kombucha buddy " , too, as Margret suggested.

Nori

> You could do with a Kombucha buddie who lives close by to

> encourage you and help you with the brewing.

> Anybody eligible?

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Yeah, I tried to share mine with my neighbors, the woman next store started

to dry heave when I showed her the SCOBY. Sigh. The one a few doors down

just had a look of complete disgust. Ah well. I tried to share. :-) I just

told them they shouldn't look in my kitchen if that grosses them out. LOL.

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From: original_kombucha

[mailto:original_kombucha ] On Behalf Of noric1989

Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 11:39 AM

To: original_kombucha

Subject: Re: O. Woe. Out of Home Brew again.

I think having a neighbor who brews kombucha is a wonderful way to

learn and connect, for anyone. More than a year ago, I gave my

neighbor a kombucha culture, and since then we've enjoyed many hours

of conversation about brewing. While I keep my brews plain and

simple, she loves to experiment. I once saw her " laboratory, " which

included over 20 different kinds of brews and detailed notes on each

of them! Also nice to know that there's always a source of a backup

SCOBY.

Way to go, MArge, for your caring and youthful spirit! And I do hope

you find a " kombucha buddy " , too, as Margret suggested.

Nori

> You could do with a Kombucha buddie who lives close by to

> encourage you and help you with the brewing.

> Anybody eligible?

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You need to first hook them on Kombucha before ever showing the

culture!!!

maria.

On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 12:46:58 -0500 " zanyzingzap "

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Yeah, I tried to share mine with my neighbors, the woman next store

started

to dry heave when I showed her the SCOBY. Sigh. The one a few doors down

just had a look of complete disgust. Ah well. I tried to share. :-) I

just

told them they shouldn't look in my kitchen if that grosses them out.

LOL.

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-----Original Message-----

From: original_kombucha

[mailto:original_kombucha ] On Behalf Of zanyzingzap

>>Yeah, I tried to share mine with my neighbors, the woman next store

started

to dry heave when I showed her the SCOBY. Sigh.<<

ROFL! Guys I almost never use e-acronyms, but this one really had me going.

Too funny! I guess beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.

Share the mirth ;>),

Dana

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>>Yeah, I tried to share mine with my neighbors, the woman next store

started

to dry heave when I showed her the SCOBY. Sigh.<<

That's how my daughter feels about the stuff in the kitchen!!!

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I've tried it on 3 peole, my girlfriend says if you can make it taste like

chocolate I'll give it a try. My other girlfriend says " this looks like a

urine speciman " and another says " I can't get it past my nose " Oh well

guess they like the taste of High blood pressure medicine, insulin, etc....

I just tell them to read up on it and get back to me...

I just keep making my brew because I sure do feel better drinking my

kombucha tea....

~~PEACE~~

HippeeSandee

http://hippeesandee.com/

HippeeSandee's Endless Mountains Realm

sandee@...

RE: kombucha and neighbors

> Yeah, I tried to share mine with my neighbors, the woman next store

> started

> to dry heave when I showed her the SCOBY. Sigh. The one a few doors down

> just had a look of complete disgust. Ah well. I tried to share. :-) I just

> told them they shouldn't look in my kitchen if that grosses them out. LOL.

>

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I have given up,most people are too lazy too make kt

annie from holland

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>> Yeah, I tried to share mine with my neighbors, the woman next store

>> started

>> to dry heave when I showed her the SCOBY. Sigh. The one a few doors down

>> just had a look of complete disgust. Ah well. I tried to share. :-) I

>> just

>> told them they shouldn't look in my kitchen if that grosses them out.

>> LOL.

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Most of my neighbors (and family for that matter!) won't even consider

tasting most of what I have. When we made dinners for a family who just had

a baby, the recipient neighbor expressed her surprise at how " normal " the

foods were that I made for them. I made chili and chicken pot pie, lol. I

really don't know what they think I eat. I suppose the surprise is that it

doesn't come out of a box!

My son (he is 7 years old) talks to other kids/people about the various

things we have going on in our kitchen. He used to go around telling people

his mom had worms when he was 4 and we had a worm composting bin, LOL. Kids

seem more fascinated by the various things brewing than the adults. Adults

look at him like he is speaking a foreign language when he started talking

about SCOBY's and kefir and what not. He actually introduced it to a friend

of mine who is an herbalist when he was 5. She thought it was a riot that he

was schooling her in how to brew kombucha and kefir! LOL.

Ah the things we teach our children.

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I tried weak tea K on a couple of friends (weak tea as I'm new at this

and wanted to see how a new SCOBY would form better than they have been

in regular strength tea). Told them it was fermented tea as these

friends like to drink, and they liked it. have told them the good it can

do them too. Will give them more the next time I see them. Get them

hooked on the taste before I show them how to make their own, and then

give them a new white pristine looking SCOBY ;-)

TTFN

Sue (au).

Roadrunner wrote:

> I've tried it on 3 peole, my girlfriend says if you can make it taste

> like

> chocolate I'll give it a try. My other girlfriend says " this looks

> like a

> urine speciman " and another says " I can't get it past my nose " Oh well

> guess they like the taste of High blood pressure medicine, insulin,

> etc....

> I just tell them to read up on it and get back to me...

>

> I just keep making my brew because I sure do feel better drinking my

> kombucha tea....

>

>

> ~~PEACE~~

> HippeeSandee

> http://hippeesandee.com/

> HippeeSandee's Endless Mountains Realm

> sandee@...

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>

> RE: kombucha and neighbors

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>

> > Yeah, I tried to share mine with my neighbors, the woman next store

> > started

> > to dry heave when I showed her the SCOBY. Sigh. The one a few doors down

> > just had a look of complete disgust. Ah well. I tried to share. :-)

> I just

> > told them they shouldn't look in my kitchen if that grosses them

> out. LOL.

> >

> >

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Love it. Loogie of the Gods, hehe.

Sue.

TJWBlair@... wrote:

> I just tell people, " Yes, it's supposed to look like that " . Then I

> tell them

> I call it a " Loogie of the Gods "

>

> Tammy

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Well here i had something like that and some people where laughing with kt

and on one day, i had a talk with my neightbours woman and she told me she

had this and that she did speelgood and thats she had now energy. So i

offerd here a bottle of Kt to taste and to try out.

Well the weeks follow on that time she was coming back asking for a other

bottle and i give it, the result is she is brewing here self now and also

here daughter and here sister.

If its going on here well in a time the hole villages is going to brew i

think because she like a living ads board for that KT.

Well there is one thing in this and this is KT is good, real good here they

say it taste like cider, is something with alcohol in it and its made by

apples normal buth ther are other taste to

johan

----Original Message Follows----

Reply-To: original_kombucha

To: <original_kombucha >

Subject: Re: kombucha and neighbors

Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 15:31:33 -0500

I've tried it on 3 peole, my girlfriend says if you can make it taste like

chocolate I'll give it a try. My other girlfriend says " this looks like a

urine speciman " and another says " I can't get it past my nose " Oh well

guess they like the taste of High blood pressure medicine, insulin, etc....

I just tell them to read up on it and get back to me...

I just keep making my brew because I sure do feel better drinking my

kombucha tea....

~~PEACE~~

HippeeSandee

http://hippeesandee.com/

HippeeSandee's Endless Mountains Realm

sandee@...

RE: kombucha and neighbors

> Yeah, I tried to share mine with my neighbors, the woman next store

> started

> to dry heave when I showed her the SCOBY. Sigh. The one a few doors down

> just had a look of complete disgust. Ah well. I tried to share. :-) I

just

> told them they shouldn't look in my kitchen if that grosses them out.

LOL.

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>

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