When:
Wednesday July 11, 2012; 6-7:30 p.m.
What:
Fermented Drinks: How to Make Refreshing, Probiotic Tonics
Join me for an evening of demonstrations, discussions, and delicious samples. Learn to make kombucha tea, beet kvass, and a lacto-fermented fruit juice. Pro-biotic drinks are inexpensive, nutritious, and easy to make in your own kitchen!
Where:
People’s Food Co-Op - In the Community Room
Everyone is Welcome!
3029 SE 21st Avenue
Portland, Oregon
Cost:
Free
Please call the People’s Co-Op to register, 503-674-2642.
Links to some of the recipes featured in the class:
Upcoming Event:
Saturday, July 28th, 2012; 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Gluten-Free Flatbreads: How to Make Tortillas, Pita Bread & Sourdough Pancakes
Learn straight-forward techniques for making flatbreads from around the world, taste samples, and experience the joy of living gluten-free!
Cost: $12
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Hi Dori,
I met Bob through a Reiki session at the Herb Shop and I shared with him information about a product line I am launching in the Portland area. I visited your website and would love to join with you on the fermented drink workshop you are conducting on 7/11. If you visit my website you will see what I mean, it is a great fit. My wife and I paln to be there either way. It is a brown seaweed product that has numerous independent studies about it many benefits. Check it out and give me your thoughts. Thanks, Paul
Hi Paul,
I would love to have you and your wife attend the class! Call the co-op (503) ORGANIC to reserve your spaces in the class.
Unfortunately, I cannot accept your offer to join-in. I partner with the co-op and together we create classes tailored to the needs of the People’s community. I’m not willing to alter the planned program at this date.
However, People’s is very generous with their space – members can rent it for $10/hr and non-members can for a little more $ – it really is a public space where ALL ARE WELCOME! You may be a good fit for their members. I suggest you contact Bliss at the Co-op.
Best wishes,
Dori