A new layer grows with every batch. If you are doing continuous brew, it will fuse together into a single layer that gets thicker over time. Use clean scissors or a sharp knife to remove excess culture to give to friends or start new batches or put in your SCOBY Hotel.
i'm a fan of manzanita restaurant in oakland, ca! fantastic, macrobiotic and organic, and i believe vegan! is it too late to be in the running for the book contest??
Bonnie
June 29, 2015 at 12:37 pmI can’t seem to find info on how to divide a scoby and get more, I just keep using the same one over and over
Hannah Crum
July 4, 2015 at 12:15 pmA new layer grows with every batch. If you are doing continuous brew, it will fuse together into a single layer that gets thicker over time. Use clean scissors or a sharp knife to remove excess culture to give to friends or start new batches or put in your SCOBY Hotel.
manda!
July 20, 2010 at 7:15 pmi'm a fan of manzanita restaurant in oakland, ca! fantastic, macrobiotic and organic, and i believe vegan!
is it too late to be in the running for the book contest??
pat
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Greg
July 13, 2010 at 2:08 amThink I am a member would really love the book. Would like to do kombucha kamp if I could just pay for a ticket from Arkansas to California.