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| AmberNWichita |
Posted - Oct 04 2011 : 09:50:28 AM
My SCOBY motel is getting full so I have about 15 SCOBY's to give away. I'll send them out to anyone who asks.
I would love other cultures like, water kefir grains, a cheese rennet, or Locally grown canned food like Olives, Jams or jelly I can't get in Kansas like prickly pear or agave. Surprise me!
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I thought long and hard this is what I was thinking.
Unusual Found Items Vintage Flour Sack Towels Clockwork pieces Embroidery thread Sewing threads Unique Stamps Ribbons Rag dolls Paper Roses Tea like a fruity Rooibos, or a black tea Buttons Fabric Pinwheels (good) Smelly things Folded Greeting Cards Paper Dolls Dried flowers Button Fairies Bottle Caps Charms Vintage Handkerchiefs, and ATC's
Hope this helps I have never swapped so I didn't know what to put there originally.
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| Terralea |
Posted - Sep 05 2014 : 4:46:28 PM
I'm loving this scoby conversation. I would love some from whoever has some to share. Never made the Kombucha tea before or anything else with scoby either so any instruction on the process would be much appreciated. Lyn, I see you are from Small Town, MI. Is that actually a town or a description of a town? I'm from Michigan also. If we are close we might meet to swap the scoby for something I might have.
Terralea |
| juju92 |
Posted - Nov 18 2013 : 1:33:17 PM
I would love a Scooby. I am in Wichita and could come pick it up. I have been in search for weeks. So glad I found you!
Only the Educated are Free |
| juju92 |
Posted - Nov 18 2013 : 1:28:57 PM
I am in search of Scooby. I have yarning stuff to barter
Only the Educated are Free |
| CurlysQuilts |
Posted - Jul 23 2013 : 6:09:32 PM
I would love a SCOBY too! Are they still available?
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| Leilaht |
Posted - Jul 20 2013 : 07:42:04 AM
Synergy is kombucha. It's ok, but I like G.T. dave's better. Don't really like the flavors for synergy.
Elizabeth
From childhood's hour I have not been as others were...
"Alone" Edgar Allen Poe |
| gramadinah |
Posted - Jun 29 2013 : 06:58:16 AM
I had one mailed to me and it is still going.
It was wrapped in a triple zip-locks and some of the tea.
I put it in the jar and off it went.
Diana
Farmgirl Sister #273 |
| AmberNWichita |
Posted - Jun 28 2013 : 9:57:03 PM
Did anyone ever figure out a good way to send them quickly and leak proof through the mail, last time I tried they all came back to be dead.
Remember, Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, but she did it backwards and in high heels.
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| darlenelovesart |
Posted - Jun 27 2013 : 3:08:13 PM
Have you heard of the drink Synergy? This has kombuchu in it? Is it supposed to be tangy?
hugs
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by Frances Farmer
Just follow God unquestioningly.
Because you love Him so, for if you trust His judgment there is nothing you need to know.
I trust in you Jesus... |
| darlenelovesart |
Posted - Jun 27 2013 : 3:06:19 PM
Good question Diana?
If you have more Amber may I have one?
I just got a drink with Kobuchu in it and I had never heard of it before, let me know what I can do with it. I will email you.
Interesting stuff.
hugs
darlene
I have learned that to have a good friend is the purest of all God's gifts, for it is a love that has no exchange of payment.
by Frances Farmer
Just follow God unquestioningly.
Because you love Him so, for if you trust His judgment there is nothing you need to know.
I trust in you Jesus... |
| star-schipp |
Posted - Jun 26 2013 : 1:52:26 PM
Any chance anyone has a SCOBY available?
If you can't feed one hundred people, then just feed one. -Mother Teresa
Star - farmgirl sister #1927
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| grammytammy |
Posted - May 03 2012 : 2:19:18 PM
I am interested. I have had 2 failed attempts at making my own. What would you like for trade?
FarmGirl 2495
God loved us so much He gave His only son to die in our stead. |
| kkprice |
Posted - May 03 2012 : 12:07:19 AM
This sounds like a grand adventure! I'd love to trade for some of this good stuff! I'll email you.
Karen
Follow your bliss! |
| country_lovin |
Posted - Apr 04 2012 : 1:46:24 PM
I have never heard of scoby. This would be interesting. What color floss do you need/want. I could send some your way. |
| Clee |
Posted - Apr 04 2012 : 07:46:43 AM
quote:
Originally posted by urban chickie
I saw this TED talk where a fashion designer was growing SCOBYs in a large vat so she'd get sheets of the rubbery culture, then she sewed clothes out of it. Wild!! Problem was, the clothes started disintegrating in rain, sweat, etc. She was actually trying to alter the microorganisms in a traditional SCOBY to maybe make it more durable in water. The possibilities were sort of neat.....
Catherine
Farmgirl #1370
City Girl By Birth,
Suburbanite By Location,
Farmgirl at Heart
I saw that, too...so cool- except in the rain! LOL!
You can take the girl from the farm, but never the farm from the girl.
http://www.thenourishednana.blogspot.com |
| Clee |
Posted - Apr 04 2012 : 07:44:30 AM
quote:
Originally posted by urban chickie
I saw this TED talk where a fashion designer was growing SCOBYs in a large vat so she'd get sheets of the rubbery culture, then she sewed clothes out of it. Wild!! Problem was, the clothes started disintegrating in rain, sweat, etc. She was actually trying to alter the microorganisms in a traditional SCOBY to maybe make it more durable in water. The possibilities were sort of neat.....
Catherine
Farmgirl #1370
City Girl By Birth,
Suburbanite By Location,
Farmgirl at Heart
You can take the girl from the farm, but never the farm from the girl.
http://www.thenourishednana.blogspot.com |
| ProgressiveHomemaker |
Posted - Mar 24 2012 : 9:54:12 PM
I too, have several kombucha scoby that need homes ASAP.
At this point I most need shampoo. Does anyone make that? I am also getting ready to move so packaging tape or anything helpful towards moving would be welcome.
Life's short. Make today count. |
| Miksgirl |
Posted - Mar 24 2012 : 9:41:27 PM
If you still have scoby left, I would love some. |
| AmberNWichita |
Posted - Mar 23 2012 : 5:10:26 PM
Oh by the way anyone who has sent me their addy is getting the culture sent out tomorrow. I'm not shipping it in any liquid I experimented with several cultures to see if they will survive like that and they will. I included ways to start Kombucha tea in my instructions without any Kombucha starter liquid. If you want to skip this process you can start your own batch using GT's organic raw Kombucha Original. It's in a clear bottle with white top and blue and white label. You can find it at most health food stores. I have a health food store that has an entire isle of Kombucha tea. One thing I forgot to mention if you heat for hot tea that will kill all bacterias in the tea.
I want there to be no peasant in my kingdom so poor that he cannot have a chicken in his pot every Sunday.
Henry IV |
| AmberNWichita |
Posted - Mar 23 2012 : 3:37:56 PM
Andrea the fermented tea is the goal you drink it for a healthy gut and a more alkaline environment in your tummy.You can can drink your first fermentation of Kombucha tea but I always think it's a tiny bit bitter so I just use the tea from the first batch to make another batch. It's a much tastier tea you use your last Kombucha to make more that way it has a nice clean taste and the cider vinegar flavor is more mild.
I want there to be no peasant in my kingdom so poor that he cannot have a chicken in his pot every Sunday.
Henry IV |
| AmberNWichita |
Posted - Mar 23 2012 : 3:36:03 PM
Scoby's are going out tomorrow if you haven't sent me your address please do so. Brandee email me your address and I will send you one anyway.
I want there to be no peasant in my kingdom so poor that he cannot have a chicken in his pot every Sunday.
Henry IV |
| homsteddinmom |
Posted - Mar 22 2012 : 05:07:30 AM
I am interested in this but i dont really have anything to barter :(
Homesteading Mom in East Texas. Raising chickens, Rabbits and goats here on my farm! |
| Acelady02 |
Posted - Mar 20 2012 : 1:34:56 PM
Just to let anyone that needs to know about shipping, if you ship it be sure it is something that will not leak, I have shipped some before and one leaked and the PO wasn't too happy with me...lol...so after that I sealed them in 4 ziplock bags then wrapped in plastic wrap then in another bag...lol...then in a hard container that I wrapped in plastic wrap again..I wanted to be sure that it didn't leak again...I made my mistake when I tried to put to much liquid in a zip lock bag and didn't leave enough room and it got squished...which caused the leaking The person I got my first Scoby from just put it in two ziplog bags and it made it without leaking...but hers was only the size of a quarter and mine were the size of a gallon glass jar...hope that helps about shipping....good idea to ship them before it gets to hot, too...
(((((Hugs All)))))Penny
Farmgirl Sister #3343
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| Malibu Girl |
Posted - Mar 20 2012 : 11:10:52 AM
I have a question about making the SCOBY. After you've made your first SCOBY, what do you do with the tea? Throw it out or can you consume it since it's been out on the counter for weeks growing? I'm unclear about this part.
I understand how to make my own Kombucha once I have the SCOBY, but if you are creating your own first SCOBY, not sure what to do with that.
Also, does heating up the Kombucha for hot tea destroy it or do you need to always drink it cold?
Thanks!! |
| AmberNWichita |
Posted - Mar 10 2012 : 2:39:37 PM
Sure do just send me your address, anyone who I didn't send one to please resend you address
I want there to be no peasant in my kingdom so poor that he cannot have a chicken in his pot every Sunday.
Henry IV |
| mcorwin |
Posted - Mar 10 2012 : 1:23:06 PM
Any SCOBYs left? I can share teas, soaps, craft supplies....other things?
Farmgirl #3285
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