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Hazelnut catkin soda, a simple, lively, and aromatic drink that combines the sparkle of water kefir with the wild delicacy of catkins. Perfect for bringing spring into a bottle, made with fermentation and foraging. Hazelnut catkins are the male inflorescences of the plant. They appear as small, soft, pendulous, yellow-green cylinders. They are light and crumbly to the touch, and when shaken they release fine pollen. They are ripe when they begin to crumble easily between the fingers. The best time to gather them is between February and March (depending on the area), during flowering. At this time, besides the catkins, you may also notice the female flowers: they are very small and look like buds from which bright red filaments emerge. If you see them, you are at the right moment. During the second fermentation, the catkins release unique notes, between hazelnut, wild honey, and resin. The result is a delicate, floral, springlike drink that tells the story of the forest.
Step 1 of 8: Gather fresh hazelnut catkins during the flowering period, preferably between February and March, choosing plants far from pollution sources.
Step 2 of 8: Gently wash the catkins and place them in a clean glass container, such as a bottle with a swing-top cap.
Step 3 of 8: Add the water kefir and the brown sugar (optional) to the container with the catkins.
Step 4 of 8: Mix well to dissolve the sugar and cover the container with a breathable cloth.
Step 5 of 8: Let ferment at room temperature for 2-3 days, until the drink becomes sparkling and aromatic.
Step 6 of 8: Filter the soda to remove the catkins and transfer the drink into glass bottles with an airtight closure.
Step 7 of 8: Store in the refrigerator and consume within a few days to maintain freshness and fizz. Warning about pressure: check the bottle every 24 hours and open carefully.
Step 8 of 8: It can be enjoyed on its own or enhanced with a slice of lemon or other fresh seasonal flavors.
In summary: Not suitable for vegans · Contains lactose · Contains nickel · Allergens detected: Milk and dairy products and Tree nuts
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