Re: HOW do you make it? Re: KT cream on dirty closed wound

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In message <009e01c67f3c$5e556d60$9865fea9@yourpa86z1i3g7> you wrote:

> Just wondering what the recipe for KT creme is?

This is one of 's Kombucha cream renderings as saved in one

of my files:

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I've done some experimenting and have found a recipe/method for the

kombucha cream that works. The cream itself is just SCOBY pureed in a

blender with enough liquid KT added to make the right consistency. You

want it to be like applesauce, and it may take longer in the blender than

you might think-- SCOBYs are tough.

STORAGE: The website recommends refrigeration. I have found that the

cream spoils under refrigeration within 10 days to 2 weeks. It's better to

leave it out at room temperature so that its protective bioactivity can

continue. It lasts a very long time (so far, months), at room temp [the

cream may darken over time, but it never grows mold; in the refrigerator it

grows mold]. The cream will skin over... to use the cream, lift the skin

and take out what you want, then lower the skin back over. But here is the

key: once the cream has skinned over (or even before), cover the cream

with a little bit

of liquid KT. Add a little liquid as needed. This nourishes and keeps the

whole thing from drying out. Can put a solid cap on, or use muslin or

(unbleached) waxed paper. I've done all 3 and all 3 covers work.

Experiment around. Some people add other ingredients such as clays or

herbs. I haven't tried that. But I have found the cream to be an amazing

skin remedy (for whatever ails ye) as well as facial treatment. If using

as facial, experiment with the time left on because while I've not had this

problem, it's been suggested some people's skin might be sensitive to the

acidity. My experience tho has been that my skin is nourished and

extremely happy to receive it.

I'm here if you have any further questions. People on this list have used

it to clear up eczema, and that's one of the most stubborn,

difficult-to-treat skin ailments there are.

enjoy

--V

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Blessings,

Margret:-)

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