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Chez Remedy, nous nous engageons pour une cause plus noble : brasser pour le meilleur, de la création de boissons au goût et à la qualité supérieurs à la promotion d'une meilleure santé pour nos clients. Notre engagement pour le « meilleur » ne s'arrête pas là, il s'étend au-delà du verre et de la canette, et s'étend au monde que nous partageons tous. Nous croyons qu'il est important de faire des choix qui sont non seulement meilleurs pour nos clients, mais aussi meilleurs pour notre planète. Découvrez comment nous réduisons notre empreinte environnementale, soutenons les communautés locales et favorisons un avenir meilleur et plus durable, une boisson à la fois.

GENERAL PRODUCT INFO
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GENERAL PRODUCT INFO

GENERAL PRODUCT INFO

Where can I find remedy drinks?

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Can children drink remedy drinks?

You bet! We know lots of kids who have grown up enjoying kombucha (including Remedy Founders Sarah and Emmet’s own family) and many other types of fermented food and drinks.

Can I DRINK REMEDY WHILE PREGNANT OR BREAST FEEDING?

Pregnant and breastfeeding mothers have been safely consuming fermented food and drinks for thousands of years. This includes kombucha. We test each and every batch to ensure it meets the highest food safety standards. As always, have a chat with your friendly health practitioner if in doubt.

Is there alcohol in Remedy drinks?

Remedy drinks are non-alcoholic. Like many fermented foods and drinks, a trace amount of alcohol can be produced during the natural fermentation process. We thoroughly test each and every batch to ensure that it meets the national standards for non-alcoholic drinks.

ARE REMEDY DRINKS VEGAN FRIENDLY?

Remedy Kombucha is 100% vegan friendly.

Are Remedy Drinks gluten free?

Yep, they sure are!

What ingredients are used in Remedy drinks?

We use real ingredients that are carefully sourced and full of goodness. From organic tea to fresh organic ginger, we’re very fussy about what we use to ensure all of our drinks are top notch in quality as well as always being certified organic.

How are Remedy drinks sweetened?

We add a touch of organic stevia and organic erythritol (fermented glucose) at the end of the natural fermentation process. This adds back a touch of sweetness and balances out the flavours after we naturally brew out all of the sugar. Both the stevia and erythritol we use are 100% natural and certified organic. Stevia is a plant that belongs to the chrysanthemum family, which grows in Paraguay and Brazil. It contains no fructose yet is 300 times sweeter than sugar. Erythritol aka fermented glucose is a naturally occurring nectar commonly found in pears, watermelons, grapes and other fermented products like wine, cheese and soy sauce. Both stevia and erythritol have been used as natural sweeteners in many parts of the world for hundreds of years.

Are Remedy drinks Kosher?

The following Remedy drinks are certified PAREVE by Kosher Australia Pty Ltd: Remedy Kombucha: Ginger Lemon, Raspberry Lemonade, Cherry Plum, Peach

Are Remedy drinks halal?

All flavours of Remedy Kombucha are certified Halal by the Al-Iman Islamic Society Inc.

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What are the benefits of kombucha?

When we talk about the potential benefits of Remedy Kombucha regarding gut health, we reference two specific components: live cultures and organic acids, also known as short-chain fatty acids (SFCAs). Our wild, live culture of yeast and bacteria are the workhorse of our Remedy Kombucha small-batch brews. There are several stages to our natural fermentation process, conducted by many different organisms. Yeast of the Saccharomyces genus and bacteria from Acetobacter and Gluconobacter species are just some of the major contributors. During the fermentation, our bacteria produce short-chainn fatty acids (SCFAs). Live cultures can support gut health by: - Increasing the diversity of your gut flora, aka the good bugs that live in your g,ut to get things working as they should - Preventing the growth of bag bugs that make you sick - Supplying billions of microorganisms that are full of vitamins, minerals and fibre, which the healthy bacteria in your gut use as a food source to produce important metabolites for good health

How is remedy kombucha made?

The traditional method of making kombucha – which we follow at Remedy – involves a natural fermentation of sweet tea with a live culture. The live culture is known as a SCOBY, which stands for Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast.

Does Kombucha have antioxidants?

Everyone knows that a cup of green tea is good for you, right? (Just ask your gran) Well, that’s because it’s packed with tea antioxidants, aka polyphenols, which can help your body fight illness. In kombucha making, the first and very important step at Remedy is to brew a VERY big pot of tea. That’s where these mighty tea polyphenols come in! Not all kombucha brews will have the same amount of polyphenols. Some tea blends have less or more polyphenols depending on quality, and this can even be impacted by what season the tea was harvested. Polyphenols also vary on the tea type (i.e green, black, oolong, jasmine or hibiscus). We use a mixture of certified organic green tea for its high polyphenol properties and certified organic black tea for its rich superior taste. Most importantly, we test every batch of raw tea at Remedy to ensure it meets our high standards of the goods when it comes to polyphenols. We then test each batch of kombucha at the end of fermentation to make sure it meets our top-notch standards for polyphenol goodness. If you want to check if your kombucha is chock-full of tea polyphenols, pour your brew into a glass. Tea has a brownish background color, so watch out if you find a kombucha that’s crystal clear.

How does remedy kombucha have no sugar?

Remedy Kombucha has no sugar. During our 30-day long-aged brewing process, all of the sugar is converted into healthy organic acids (and we test each batch to make sure of it.)

What are organic acids?

When brewing Remedy, it’s not just magic that leads to a delicious drink with no sugar, but fermentation science! You see, the live culture is what consumes all the sugar, but in the process, it doesn’t just disappear, it gets converted into healthy organic acids, also known as short-chain fatty acids, the very same kind produced by our own gut bacteria to aid important body processes. Without getting too technical or scientific, organic acids can help to: Regulate appetite Prevent the overgrowth of bad pathogenic bacteria Provide an energy source for the good bacteria in your gut Stabilize blood sugar levels Regulate cholesterol

Is Remedy Kombucha pasteurised (is it raw)?

No way. We don’t pasteurise. Never have. Never will. While some foods and drinks labelled as live cultured or probiotic get that way thanks to dosed or added ingredients (after the cultures have died), we pride ourselves on the fact that our live, active cultures are from our brewing process! Kombucha has been around for thousands of years – we keep our recipe and fermentation process traditional, and our raw kombucha unpasteurised, so you get that authentic and quality live culture goodness in ya.

How often should I drink Kombucha?

While we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all prescription for how much kombucha you should drink, we do recommend incorporating Remedy kombucha into your daily diet to truly experience the benefits. Most of the team at Remedy has a can with each meal as it’s a super easy way to including something fermented and raw into your daily diet.

Does Remedy Kombucha have caffeine?

Each serving of Remedy Kombucha has less than 10mg of caffeine per 100ml because it’s brewed with tea, which is very low. To put it in perspective, coffee can contain anywhere between 60-110mg of caffeine (or even more!) depending on how strongly it is brewed.

What are the floaties in my kombucha?

Strands or small pieces of our live kombucha SCOBY or ‘mother’ are signs of a natural, healthy and happy kombucha culture that is raw, unpasteurised and full of goodness. They are perfectly normal and safe and a sign you are drinking the real deal.

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What is Remedy Sodaly?

Remedy Sodaly is a great tasting, all-natural soft drink that’s big on flavour and low on guilt! Each 355ml can contains no sugar, all natural fruit flavours, a boost of Apple Cider Vinegar gut lovin' goodness and only 10 calories.

What ingredients are used to make Remedy Sodaly?

We’re super fussy about our ingredients to ensure all our drinks are top-notch in quality and taste delicious. With a base of gut-loving apple cider vinegar, all-natural fruit flavour and a burst of fizz, there's nothing artificial here!

What's the difference between Remedy Kombucha and Remedy Sodaly?

Remedy Sodaly is our super-tasty, full-flavoured soft drink containing no sugar or artificial ingredients. Unlike Remedy Kombucha, Remedy Sodaly is made with a base of Apple Cider Vinegar, which contains gut-friendly goodness that can aid in digestion and deliver other benefits like enhancing immunity and healthy skin. On the other hand, Remedy Kombucha is a fermented tea that we long-aged brew in small batches. The result is a delicious bevvie packed with goodness from live cultures, antioxidants and organic acids.

How is Remedy Sodaly Sweetened?

Sodaly is sweetened with a low-calorie blend of naturally sourced stevia leaf extract and erythritol, all 100% natural and plant-based. Stevia is a plant that belongs to the chrysanthemum family, which grows in Paraguay and Brazil. It contains no fructose yet is 300 times sweeter than sugar. By adding a touch of stevia to our drink, it allows us to truly provide you with a ‘gut-friendly’ drink that tastes super delicious. We blend stevia with a naturally occurring nectar known as erythritol (commonly found in pears, watermelons, grapes and other fermented products like wine, cheese and soy sauce). Both stevia and erythritol have been used as natural sweeteners in many parts of the world for hundreds of years.

Why is Apple Cider Vinegar good for me?

Glad you asked! Here's a quick hit list of all the benefits! Apple Cider Vinegar (also known as ACV) can: Help regulate and stabilise blood sugar levels Aid digestion and improve gut health Help to regulate appetite Promote good heart health and help keep cholesterol levels low Help restore balance in the body after heavy physical exertion (whether that's at the gym or on a worksite) Help balance the body's pH levels

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