What Everyone Should Know About Fermented Foods
Fermented foods — like yogurt, kefir and sauerkraut — are testament to humanity’s oldest attempts to preserve food. Today, they’re making a comeback for their many potential health benefits.
Fermented foods — like yogurt, kefir and sauerkraut — are testament to humanity’s oldest attempts to preserve food. Today, they’re making a comeback for their many potential health benefits.
The benefits of fermentation don’t stop at a smooth red wine or an ultra-hoppy brewski. Fermented foods – like kefir, kombucha and sourdough – can be very friendly with your digestive system.
Tired of your veggie regimen? Looks like it’s time to sample new flavors. Try this recipe for homemade fermented vegetables to excite your taste buds and improve your gut health and digestion.
Fermentation: defined as the process of breaking a substance down into a simpler form, such as converting sugar into carbon dioxide with the help of yeast enzymes. It sounds strange, but fermented foods may not be such a gas. ThisRead More…