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		<title>Kombucha Starter Kit</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 14 Nov 2011 19:44:18 +0000</pubDate>
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<h5><a href="http://kits.makezine.com/maker/oregon-kombucha/" rel="tag">Oregon Kombucha</a></h5>
<h2>Kombucha Starter&nbsp;Kit</h2>
<h4>
$16</h4>

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	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(1=Easy, 5=Difficult) Is the kit easy, moderate, or challenging to build for its most likely target audience? Kits clearly aimed at children would, for example, be rated differently from microcontroller kits." data-original-title="Complexity">Complexity:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/complexity/2/" rel="tag">2</a></dt>
	<dd class="term2"></dd>
	
	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Highest quality) How nice are the components in terms of materials, design, fit, and other qualities? Well-made circuit boards, computer-cut plastic and metal parts, and other precision components add to the experience." data-original-title="Component Quality">Components:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/components/4/" rel="tag">4</a></dt>
	<dd class="term4"></dd>
	
	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Highest quality) How clear, complete, and polished
is the documentation? Some of the best instructions, like from Makey award-winner Lego, don’t use words, so they can be understood by anyone." data-original-title="Documentation Quality">Documentation:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/documentation/3/" rel="tag">3</a></dt>
	<dd class="term3"></dd>
	
	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Most community) How much of a community is there around the kit? Are there builder groups, online forums, circles, and meetups? Is the kit used in class- rooms or after-school programs? Do the kit makers or builders have a presence at events like Maker Faire?" data-original-title="Community Quality">Community:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/community/3/" rel="tag">3</a></dt>
	<dd class="term3"></dd>

	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Most complete) How complete is the kit? Plans only? That rates a 1. Parts bundles and kits rate 2–5, depending on whether it’s just key components, almost every- thing, or absolutely everything you need, including any unusual tools." data-original-title="Completeness">Completeness:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/completeness/3/" rel="tag">3</a></dt>
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<p class="the_tags"> 
	<strong>TAGS:</strong> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/beverages-2/" rel="tag">beverages</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/fermentation/" rel="tag">fermentation</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/kombucha/" rel="tag">Kombucha</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/sparkling-tea/" rel="tag">sparkling tea</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/starter-kit/" rel="tag">starter kit</a></p>

<p class="date">Reviewed: November 14th, 2011</p>

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<h5><a href="http://kits.makezine.com/maker/oregon-kombucha/" rel="tag">Oregon Kombucha</a></h5>
<h2>Kombucha Starter&nbsp;Kit</h2>
<h4>
$16</h4>

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	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(1=Easy, 5=Difficult) Is the kit easy, moderate, or challenging to build for its most likely target audience? Kits clearly aimed at children would, for example, be rated differently from microcontroller kits." data-original-title="Complexity">Complexity:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/complexity/2/" rel="tag">2</a></dt>
	<dd class="term2"></dd>
	
	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Highest quality) How nice are the components in terms of materials, design, fit, and other qualities? Well-made circuit boards, computer-cut plastic and metal parts, and other precision components add to the experience." data-original-title="Component Quality">Components:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/components/4/" rel="tag">4</a></dt>
	<dd class="term4"></dd>
	
	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Highest quality) How clear, complete, and polished
is the documentation? Some of the best instructions, like from Makey award-winner Lego, don’t use words, so they can be understood by anyone." data-original-title="Documentation Quality">Documentation:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/documentation/3/" rel="tag">3</a></dt>
	<dd class="term3"></dd>
	
	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Most community) How much of a community is there around the kit? Are there builder groups, online forums, circles, and meetups? Is the kit used in class- rooms or after-school programs? Do the kit makers or builders have a presence at events like Maker Faire?" data-original-title="Community Quality">Community:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/community/3/" rel="tag">3</a></dt>
	<dd class="term3"></dd>

	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Most complete) How complete is the kit? Plans only? That rates a 1. Parts bundles and kits rate 2–5, depending on whether it’s just key components, almost every- thing, or absolutely everything you need, including any unusual tools." data-original-title="Completeness">Completeness:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/completeness/3/" rel="tag">3</a></dt>
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	<strong>TAGS:</strong> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/beverages-2/" rel="tag">beverages</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/fermentation/" rel="tag">fermentation</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/kombucha/" rel="tag">Kombucha</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/sparkling-tea/" rel="tag">sparkling tea</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/starter-kit/" rel="tag">starter kit</a></p>

<p class="date">Reviewed: </p>

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What’s kombucha? It’s a refreshing, lightly sweetened, sparkling tea drink that is naturally fermented (yet non-alcoholic). The Oregon Kombucha kit comes with everything you need to make your own kombucha at home. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. Boil a gallon of water, brew the tea satchel, dissolve the sugar, let it cool, [&#8230;]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=kits.makezine.com&#038;blog=29361711&#038;post=837&#038;subd=makekits&#038;ref=&#038;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
	

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<h5><a href="http://kits.makezine.com/maker/oregon-kombucha/" rel="tag">Oregon Kombucha</a></h5>
<h2>Kombucha Starter&nbsp;Kit</h2>
<h4>
$16</h4>

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	<dd class="term2"></dd>
	
	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Highest quality) How nice are the components in terms of materials, design, fit, and other qualities? Well-made circuit boards, computer-cut plastic and metal parts, and other precision components add to the experience." data-original-title="Component Quality">Components:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/components/4/" rel="tag">4</a></dt>
	<dd class="term4"></dd>
	
	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Highest quality) How clear, complete, and polished
is the documentation? Some of the best instructions, like from Makey award-winner Lego, don’t use words, so they can be understood by anyone." data-original-title="Documentation Quality">Documentation:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/documentation/3/" rel="tag">3</a></dt>
	<dd class="term3"></dd>
	
	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Most community) How much of a community is there around the kit? Are there builder groups, online forums, circles, and meetups? Is the kit used in class- rooms or after-school programs? Do the kit makers or builders have a presence at events like Maker Faire?" data-original-title="Community Quality">Community:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/community/3/" rel="tag">3</a></dt>
	<dd class="term3"></dd>

	<dt><span class="define" rel="popover" data-content="(5=Most complete) How complete is the kit? Plans only? That rates a 1. Parts bundles and kits rate 2–5, depending on whether it’s just key components, almost every- thing, or absolutely everything you need, including any unusual tools." data-original-title="Completeness">Completeness:</span> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/completeness/3/" rel="tag">3</a></dt>
	<dd class="term3"></dd>

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	<strong>TAGS:</strong> <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/beverages-2/" rel="tag">beverages</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/fermentation/" rel="tag">fermentation</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/kombucha/" rel="tag">Kombucha</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/sparkling-tea/" rel="tag">sparkling tea</a>, <a href="http://kits.makezine.com/tag/starter-kit/" rel="tag">starter kit</a></p>

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What’s kombucha? It’s a refreshing, lightly sweetened, sparkling tea drink that is naturally fermented (yet non-alcoholic). The Oregon Kombucha kit comes with everything you need to make your own kombucha at home. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. Boil a gallon of water, brew the tea satchel, dissolve the sugar, let it cool, then add the live kombucha culture, and wait at least a week for it to do its thing. And by “it” I mean the SCOBY (symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast). The reusable SCOBY is the living, pancake-like mass that forms on top of the tea and gives carbonation and added flavor to the beverage.</p>
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