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    Lightbulb How do you ferment smoothies?

    How do you ferment smoothies?

    I realize that I could ferment a bunch of fruits and veggies then just make a smoothy but if I can ferment after making the smoothy that seems a little easier and faster.

    Someone already had success here but...

    http://www.zimbio.com/Recipes/articl...ented+Smoothie

    ...they didn't recommend doing it at room temp so it took them about week or so in the fridge.

    Another concern I have is oxidation and I have read elsewhere that this can be partially prevented by having larger particles of fiber (, but I would still like to be able to do this quicker if possible)

    Also I wonder if extra water and the more pureed fruits/veggies (as opposed to chopping) would be a factor.

    It might be possible at room temp with and airlock (s-curve) and grommet but I don't know.

    Any thoughts appreciated!

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by sport View Post
    Why do you want to do this. I have not heard of it before.
    I'm on a juice fast so the only fermented stuff I could have would need to be juice.



    Also I found another link about how to ferment a smoothie

    http://bodyecology.com/articles/a-wi...e#.UMOk-ax_-Gk

    but I would still like any input and advice etc from anyone here.

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    You could make a smoothie with rejuvelac as the liquid. Is that something along the lines of what you're looking for?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shona View Post
    You could make a smoothie with rejuvelac as the liquid. Is that something along the lines of what you're looking for?
    It's funny you mention that because I am making my rejuvelac (1st ever) today, it's soaking right now.

    I plan on doing that but it isn't enough for me to have just that fermented I would like to ferment the whole smoothie

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    Fermented smoothies sound pretty yucky but to avoid the oxidisation issue, it would be better to make smoothies out of fermented things I think. Even that sounds pretty gross to me though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MysticTree View Post
    Fermented smoothies sound pretty yucky but to avoid the oxidisation issue, it would be better to make smoothies out of fermented things I think. Even that sounds pretty gross to me though.
    I thought about the oxidation and supposedly it happens much slower with smoothies than with juice.

    If it becomes gross I guess I'll mix it with regular smoothie ingredients

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