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	Comments on: Two ingredients, old bread and sugar, and you can have Russian Bread Kvass. 
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I find home-made sourdough rye and some very dark brown sugar pretty unbeatable taste-wise. And I use the bread cubes again and again, brew after brew, so that they become a bit like kefir grains &#8211; a colony of probiotic yeasts and bacteria.
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Here are the said bread cubes being filtered out as I pour the fermented liquid into a swing-top bottle for a second fermentation.
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My favourite flavouring for this second ferment is raisins and mint. But orange and ginger are good too.
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Some more pictures in my story today and the recipe (which includes videos) is the top link in my profile.	</title>
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