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Rocket Fuel Recipe - With Kirsty Wirth
This beverage really lives up to its name! So many powerhouse ingredients in one recipe and so many benefits.
How to Make Coconut Water and Milk Kefir with Donna Gates
Learn how to make this probiotic-rich drink with milk or coconut water!
Wild Fermented Elderflower Soda
This is a spring recipe that we love. It’s family-friendly and entirely delicious as an afternoon treat!
Cultured Carrots with Ginger and Juniper Berries
These carrot sticks are delicious, slightly sweet from the juniper berries and cloves. They are a lovely snack on their own or paired with some homemade guacamole, mayo or even some of your coconut yogurt as a dip.
Orange, Turmeric & Ginger Water Kefir
Don’t like the taste of plain kefir, and want to get more out of this probiotic drink? Boost the gut-healing benefits and flavor of water kefir with this anti-inflammatory orange, turmeric, and ginger water kefir recipe.
Kombucha (The Wonder Tea You Should Be Drinking)
We're a little bit obsessed with drinking kombucha in Food Matters HQ. You've probably seen it mentioned in a few articles, for a good reason. But now we are showing you how to make it!
12 Recipes To Naturally Detox Your Body Daily
Our new year's detox is just around the corner. Over the years of detoxing, we have come to realize that it is best to keep things light in the lead-up to the actual detox. So here are some recipes to get your body prepared.
Fermented Anti-Inflammatory Cashew Cheese
When plant-based foodies are asked the thing they miss the most, you’ll find the answer is almost always cheese. But the real challenge is finding the perfect plant-based replacement - or at least it was until now.
7 Things You Need To Know About Fermented Foods
How often are you eating fermented foods in a week? Here’s why you probably could do with a lot more, and what you should know first if you’re a beginner.
How Fermentation Is A Meditation Practice
The whole nature of fermentation is working with a living organism – it’s like having your own kitchen pet. It helps develop patience and asks you to fully participate in creating a delicious living product.