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	Comments on: This is what excited oats look like! I came into the kitchen this morning to find this jar of oats and water had fermented it&#8217;s way up, and almost out, of the jar.
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There is no starter here; the mix is just oats and water. The power of natural yeasts and bacteria never fails to astound me!
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I stirred this jar, re-mixing the solids, then re-covered it and put it back to continue doing its thing. In a few days time from this I&#8217;ll have &#8216;sowans&#8217; porridge and &#8216;swats&#8217; probiotic drink. Both are traditional Scottish ferments.
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This is my favourite way to ferment oats. I shared it in my video course over at @thefermentationschool. There&#8217;s a link to it in my story today if you want to take a look.	</title>
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