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Step 1
Add the berries and lemon chunks to each bottle, squeezing a bit of juice from the lemons as you add them. For one batch of kombucha, I'm able to make two liters of berry-lemonade kombucha. I usually make one bottle with lemon and strawberry chunks and the second bottle with whole blackberries and lemon chunks.
Step 2
Pour the kombucha (which has just gone through a first ferment, see step-by-step details here) into each bottle. The lemon and berries will float to the top.
Step 3
Close the top of the bottle, store on the counter for two days. This is called the "second ferment". This ferment infuses the berry-lemonade flavor and gives the kombucha soda-like fizz.
Step 4
After two days, store bottles in fridge and enjoy, daily.
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