2023-07-11
By Fresh Pal
International
Beverage
Instead of brewing kombucha from scratch, use a store-bought, unflavored or herbal kombucha as a base for your algae kombucha. Tip: Skip the fermentation stage and just add algae powder to pre-brewed kombucha.
Opt for algae tablets or capsules. Simply crush or dissolve them into your kombucha before drinking. These are often easier to find and store than powders, and can be a time-saving option. Tip: Skip measuring and mixing powdered algae; pop in a couple of tablets, and your algae kombucha is ready.
This will give you an even more nutrient-dense drink, while still keeping it gluten-free, low-calorie, and lactose-free. Tip: Add superfoods directly into your kombucha bottle for an all-in-one wellness drink. No need to prep each ingredient separately.
Start with a high-quality kombucha to ensure a rich, tangy flavor. Choose an organic, unflavored kombucha to let the algae’s flavor shine through.
Spirulina and chlorella are nutrient-dense algae that pack your kombucha with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, boosting its health benefits.
If you're new to algae, start by adding a small amount to your kombucha. You can always increase the amount as you adjust to the taste.
To balance the earthy flavor of algae, try adding flavors like ginger, lemon, or mint. You can also sweeten your kombucha with honey or agave for a more mellow taste.
To maintain the probiotic benefits of kombucha, store your algae kombucha in the fridge and serve it chilled.
For a touch of extra flavor and a beautiful presentation, garnish your algae kombucha with fresh herbs like basil or mint, or add a slice of lemon or lime.
Preparation Time 20 min
Cook Time 0 min
Total time 20 min