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We all love our good soda and it's even better when it's homemade, naturally fizzy and packed with probiotics. So I'm officially starting my homemade soda series where each week I'll show you how to make gut-friendly soda from scratch, starting off with the classic flavor. Let's make cherry cola but without refined sugars and packed with probiotics. So good. This cherry vanilla cola tastes better than anything from the grocery store and is made with a ginger bug, a natural starter that creates natural carbonation while adding gut-friendly probiotics. I've kept this one alive for a few months now and it gives me the best sodas. To make this cherry cola, I'm using lots of fresh cherries and instead of brown sugar, I'm using coconut sugar which gives the soda that deep sweet richness that reminds me of classic cola. Once the cherry syrup is completely cooled, strain it then grab your ginger bug. The microbes in the ginger bug feed on the sugar in the syrup and produce carbon dioxide which creates that natural fizzy carbonation. Add the syrup and ginger bug to a fermentation safe bottle then top it off with water. Because it's summertime and my kitchen is warmer, fermentation moves much faster. So mine only took about a day to develop that perfect fizz. Once it's ready, place the bottle in the fridge for at least 24 hours before opening. This slows fermentation and helps calm the pressure inside the bottle. And that's how you make naturally fermented cherry cola right at home.

We all love our good soda and it's even better when it's homemade, naturally fizzy and packed with probiotics. So I'm officially starting my homemade soda seri…

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  • Homemade Soda Series
  • Introduction to Homemade Soda
  • Benefits
  • Probiotic Benefits
  • Natural Carbonation
  • Cherry Cola Recipe
  • Ingredients
  • Fresh Cherries
  • Coconut Sugar
  • Ginger Bug
  • Preparation Steps
  • Make Cherry Syrup
  • Cool and Strain Syrup
  • Fermentation Process
  • Combine Syrup and Ginger Bug
  • Fermentation Time
  • Refrigeration
  • Outcome
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We all love our good soda and it's even better when it's homemade, naturally fizzy and packed with probiotics. So I'm officially starting my homemade soda series where each week I'll show you how to make gut-friendly soda from scratch, starting off with the classic flavor. Let's make cherry cola but without refined sugars and packed with probiotics. So good. This cherry vanilla cola tastes better than anything from the grocery store and is made with a ginger bug, a natural starter that creates natural carbonation while adding gut-friendly probiotics. I've kept this one alive for a few months now and it gives me the best sodas. To make this cherry cola, I'm using lots of fresh cherries and instead of brown sugar, I'm using coconut sugar which gives the soda that deep sweet richness that reminds me of classic cola. Once the cherry syrup is completely cooled, strain it then grab your ginger bug. The microbes in the ginger bug feed on the sugar in the syrup and produce carbon dioxide which creates that natural fizzy carbonation. Add the syrup and ginger bug to a fermentation safe bottle then top it off with water. Because it's summertime and my kitchen is warmer, fermentation moves much faster. So mine only took about a day to develop that perfect fizz. Once it's ready, place the bottle in the fridge for at least 24 hours before opening. This slows fermentation and helps calm the pressure inside the bottle. And that's how you make naturally fermented cherry cola right at home.

"it's homemade, naturally fizzy and packed with probiotics."

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