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Continuous Brew Kombucha Feeder Concentrate Recipe

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After brewing your first batch of continuous brew, you’ll need this continuous brew kombucha feeder concentrate recipe in order to keep your supply going strong.

Continuous brew has completely changed the kombucha game at my house.  We’re big fans!  

Looking for complete instructions for starting continuous brew kombucha?  Find those there: How to Start Continuous Brew Kombucha.

Continuous Brew Kombucha Feeder Concentrate Recipe

When we first tackled the continuous brew method, I had a hard time determining a feeder concentrate recipe.  I knew how to make the tea, but felt confused about ratios for a concentrate.

Why bother with a concentrate?  Concentrate takes up less room in the fridge and provides an easy way to add replacement tea to continuous brew.  

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On top of the time-saving benefits of the continuous brew method, keeping a concentrated feeder tea on hand simplifies the process even further.  We are hooked on the continuous brew method, and this continuous brew kombucha feeder concentrate recipe is a key factor.

Keep the brew cycle going

You’ll find complete continuous brew instructions here, but the basic concept is this: for every four cups of mature kombucha you draw from the vessel, you’ll add four cups of replacement tea.  To make the replacement tea, simply combine 3/4 cup concentrate with 3 3/4 cups water.

It’s that simple!  

We keep a big batch of concentrate in a half-gallon jar in our fridge, and use it to replace the kombucha we remove from our crock of continuous brew.  After approximately 2-5 days, we’re ready to repeat the process.

Have you tried the continuous brew method?  How about a feeder concentrate recipe for replacement tea?  I bet you’ll love it!

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Continuous Brew Kombucha Feeder Concentrate Recipe

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  • Author: Kathleen | Roots & Boots

Description

After brewing your first batch of continuous brew, you’ll need this feeder concentrate recipe in order to keep your supply going strong.  Concentrate takes up less room in the fridge and provides an easy way to add replacement tea to continuous brew.  Multiply the recipe to suit your storage needs.


Ingredients

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  • 4 cups water
  • 4 tablespoons tea leaves*
  • 2 cups organic cane sugar

Instructions

  1. Bring 4 cups water to a boil, then turn off heat.
  2. Add 4 tablespoons tea and steep for 20 minutes or so.
  3. Remove tea and stir in 2 cups sugar until well dissolved.
  4. Store feeder concentrate in a jar in the fridge.
  5. To add replacement tea to your continuous brew, combine 3/4 cup concentrate + 3 1/4 cups water and pour into the kombucha vessel.

Notes

*We like to use half black and half green.  Use code ROOTS&BOOTS to save 10% on my favorite kombucha teas or this handy kombucha starter kit.

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