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No Hassle Starter SCOBY. Kombucha SCOBYs, Regularly Certified and Monitored. The finished scoby: Your finished scoby might look a little nubbly, rough, patchy, or otherwise "not quite like a grown-up scoby." It's ok! Your scoby will start to smooth out and take on a uniform color over the course of a few batches of kombucha — take a look a the before and after pictures of a baby and grown-up scoby in the gallery above.

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Instead of waiting several weeks for a brew to happen (as would happen if you tried a kombucha recipe without scoby), you can have a tasty palatable brew inside of a week. I did freakout a little thinking I'd done something wrong when the flour and water and started to harden. See great recipes for No Hassle Starter SCOBY, Kombucha, How to brew Jun Kombucha too!

You can make No Hassle Starter SCOBY use 5 ingredients and 4 the steps. Here guides how you make it.

The main ingredient No Hassle Starter SCOBY as follows:

1. Prepare 1 each of Store bought kombocha with unfiltered culture.
2. You need 2 quart of Tea, room-temp.
3. Prepare 2 cup of AP Sugar.
4. Provide 1 large of Glass Jar.
5. You need 1 piece of cheese cloth, rubber band.

If you have a SCOBY, but no starter tea, all you have to do is add vinegar. The chart above is from Cultures for Health, the starter tea amount is the same amount of vinegar that would be used if you do not have a starter tea. I am going to make a batch with the baby SCOBY in a quart jar. The bacteria and yeast in the SCOBY break down the tea's sugars and convert.

Instructions No Hassle Starter SCOBY

1. Pour store bought kombocha into properly sanitized glass jar..
2. Add room temp tea and sugar to glass jar..
3. Fasten cheesecloth on top of jar and store in a dark place at room temperature..
4. Let culture grow; feed sugars as needed. Pictured is a 4week SCOBY on the left & its 8week mother-starter on the right..

If after a week, there is no activity (no film of SCOBY formation, no sourness, bubbles) then we can assume the culture was killed off. On a positive note, it sounds like you have a wild culture forming in one of your bottles- you can use this to start a new batch. Adding a New SCOBY to Your First Batch of Kombucha. When adding a brand-new SCOBY to your first-ever batch of kombucha, you will likely have it stored in a plastic bag with starter tea. You will want to transfer your room-temperature sweet tea to your brewing vessel.