Re: Graniteware question and Kombucha Tea

[Guest guest]

I would not use graniteware for K-tea. If the porcelain is damaged by

the acid, the metal will destroy your scoby. We often find sun tea

jars at second hand stores, and we scoop them up whenever the spigot

is in good shape. These are great for continuous brewing. Otherwise, I

beg gallon glass jars off local restaurants and use these.

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> Hi i am wondering if anyone knows if this would be safe to use for

> making large batches of Kombucha. The pot packaging says it is

> porcelain on stainless steel. I am wondering about the acidity of

the > Kombucha etc?

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> Any ideas?

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[Guest guest]

I use 2.5 gallon cookie jars from Target that cost $12

[Guest guest]

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> I use 2.5 gallon cookie jars from Target that cost $12

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I have used very similar ones that I got from Wal-Mart, they are about

2 gallons each, they cost $13.

Mike G