Sugar Content of Fermented Beverages

I have been brewing my own kombucha at home for a few years now, and have had some great results (and some not so great)! I’m now about to turn it into a science, and here are some instructions on some methods for measuring residual sugars using a hydrometer.

Sugar Content of Fermented Beverages.

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