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How to Make Sauerruben (Fermented Turnips)

Sauerruben is a traditional German fermented dish that is similar to sauerkraut. It is made of turnips instead of cabbage. Learn how to make this fermented vegetable.

Ingredients for making kimchi

How to Make Kimchi in a Mason Jar

Find out how to make kimchi in a mason jar using only a few ingredients. Make lacto-fermented kimchi at home.

Cress Microgreens

How to Grow Cress With or Without Soil

Cress is a nutritious microgreen that can be grown with soil or paper towels. This step-by-step guide shows you how you can grow it at home – easily, quickly and economically. Fight the winter blues with cress sprouts and microgreens.

A Simple Red Cabbage Sauerkraut Recipe With Two Ingredients

Red cabbage sauerkraut is quick and easy to make. With two simple ingredients – salt and water – you can make a food that can be added to soups, stews, salads, or used as a side dish. Find out how to make this delicious dish.

Water Kefir Grains in Coconut

Restore and Reset Your Water Kefir Grains

Are your water kefir grains tired, sluggish and decreasing in size? It may be time to ‘reset and restore’ your grains. Find out how to turn your sad looking grains into healthy, thriving and plump kefir grains.

Water Kefir Second Fermentation Step-By-Step

Learn how to second ferment your water kefir drinks. Add exciting flavours to your kefir including juices, fruit, herbs, spices and botanical extracts. Find out how to add extra fizz and carbonation to your drink with second fermentation.

How to Make Sauerkraut at Home

White cabbage sauerkraut is one of the most well-known fermented vegetable dishes. This step-by-step guide shows you how to make homemade sauerkraut with two simple ingredients – salt and cabbage.

Jars of fermented foods including red cabbage sauerkraut

The Top 5 Health Benefits of Fermented Foods

Discover the top health benefits of adding fermented foods to your diet. Find out how eating sauerkraut, kimchi, pickles and fermented vegetables can improve your wellbeing.

Red Clover Sprouts

How to Grow Red Clover Sprouts at Home

Grow red clover sprouts with a glass sprouting jar. These nutritional greens take 4-6 days to sprout and are full of vitamins including A, B, C & K.