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Blueberry Bliss Kombucha Recipe

Blueberry Kombucha

This blueberry kombucha recipe is incredibly simple, but delivers tons of flavor nonetheless!  It is one of our favorite ways to flavor our second fermentation kombucha, and requires minimal effort to do so!  Drinking the blueberry kombucha that you end up with will make you feel like you are kicked back relaxing on a beach in beautiful weather no matter the time of the year—it is that good and fresh!

In order to make this recipe, you need to have kombucha that has already completed the primary fermentation process.  You will need to make your own kombucha at home for this!  No worries—we make it as easy as can be!  Get everything you need to make your own kombucha in this kit!

We use 16 oz flip-top glass bottles for this blueberry kombucha recipe.  You can scale the recipe to be used with a different bottle size or container.  However, you will want to use an airtight glass container of some sort if at all possible!  Glass is best for the kombucha flavor and health, and an airtight bottle allows for carbonation to build up within the bottle!

We love to have fresh blueberry pieces in our kombucha, but it can be difficult to remove the pieces from the bottle after drinking.  This recipe works just as well with pureed or muddled blueberries—just make sure to use the same amount!

Now that you have all of the equipment, it’s time to give this recipe a go!  Enjoy!

Blueberry Bliss Kombucha

This recipe is incredibly simple, but delivers incredible flavor nonetheless! It is one of our favorite ways to flavor our kombucha during second fermentation, and requires minimal effort to do so! Drinking the blueberry kombucha that you end up with will make you feel like you are kicked back relaxing on a beach in beautiful weather no matter the time of the year—it is that good and fresh!

Course Drinks
Keyword blueberries, drinks, fruit, health drinks, kombucha
Prep Time 10 minutes

Ingredients

  • 16 oz glass flip-top bottle
  • Fresh Blueberries
  • Kombucha finished with initial fermentation
  • 1 tsp Chia seeds OPTIONAL

Instructions

  1. Cut approx. 20 fresh blueberries in half per 16 oz bottle you fill.  Add halfed blueberries to the bottle

  2. Use a funnel to fill the same bottle with your kombucha*, leaving about an inch of headspace at the top of the bottle.  *Make your own kombucha with our kombucha kits!

  3. Seal the bottle and leave at room temperature for 3-7 days

  4. Briefly lift seal to release excess carbonation every 2 days

  5. Begin tasting kombucha on day 3.  Refrigerate and drink once at desired flavor & sweetness*.  *Kombucha will be sweeter on early days-- the longer it is fermented, the less sugar the final product will have

  6. If desired, add 1 tsp of chia seeds to each bottle upon refrigerating kombucha.  Allow to soak for at least 1 hour prior to drinking.

Feel free to ask any questions you have or share your feedback using the comments below.  We would love to hear from you! Enjoy!

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