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	Comments on: These are 5-month-old sourdough rye bread crumbs. They are my bread kvass starter. I&#8217;ve been using the this same sourdough bread over and over again to make a bottle of fermented kvass each week since March.
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The more time passes the stronger the starter gets. I know this as my kvass has been turning sour more quickly. 
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Swipe to see the sugar that I use, the rye bread settled in the bottom of the jar ready to start its work, and the strained, bottled kvass second-fermenting with some fresh mint from the garden.	</title>
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