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Yogurt Strainer

If you make your own yogurt, this is the easiest way to strain it to make Greek yogurt. No messy cheesecloth or mesh bag!
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Fermented Veggie Starter

Not sure where to start with fermenting vegetables? This is like pushing the easy button! Just add veggies!
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Easy Milk Kefir

This is THE easiest way to make milk kefir! I have and Instagram post that shows you just how easy. Stir it up and let it sit!
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Water Kefir Grains

Here's what you need to start making water kefir! They are dry and you'll rehydrate them and be making water kefir in no time.
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Flip Top Bottles

Flip top bottles are my favorite way to do a second ferment with water kefir.
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Wide Mouth Mason Jar

I use mason jars most often when fermenting. They have so many uses in the kitchen!
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Weights

Weights are used to keep the ferment fully submerged under liquid. This prevents mold from forming on exposed pieces.
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Starter Kit

This is an easy all-in-one starter kit.
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Lids

I have used several types of lids over the years and have gone back to these more than any other kind!
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Real Salt

Redmond Real Salt

I love Redmond salt because of the trace minerals it contains. It comes from an ancient sea bed buried hundreds of feet underground in Redmond, Utah. I have personally visited the mine and it was incredible! I have an Instagram highlight bubble called "salt" if you want to check out my visit! I use it for baking, fermenting and also like to buy salt in bulk to have in my food storage.
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