Great for glass containers. Long lasting and easily washes off. We always use these to write the starting date of our ferment and any other information we might forget! Found on Amazon.ca or Amazon.com or at your local wine/beer brewing supply store.
Our preferred airlock system for all my lacto-fermented projects. Very economical and easy to clean. Can be found at your local brewing supply store or online.
One of our favourite jars to use. it’s great at letting the ferment breathe without letting in oxygen. You can find them at your local kitchen supply store or online
Either brand is great. Our go-to jar for most of our ferments. They are great multipurpose, good quality jars. They can be found at any kitchen supply store or online.
We prefer these to the metal lids as they don’t rust and you can easily drill holes in them to insert airlocks for lacto-fermentation. They are standard size and fit any wide-mouth mason jar. They can be found at kitchen supply stores or online.
pH Strips are very quick and easy method to check the acidity level of your brines and kombucha.
Great starter kit for new fermenters! Complete with fermentation weights, airlocks and wooden packer to help easily compress sauerkraut and other ferments into the fermentation container.
Our favourite tool to pound sauerkraut and pack it into jars.
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Jody Gowans
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