Kombucha usually means a bottle in the fridge and a fermentation you either trust or make yourself. Teazen kombucha takes a different route: the fermented tea is dried into a powder, packed into a stick, and turned back into a drink when you add water. No brewing, no bottles, no fridge space.
Ginger kombucha is the warmer flavour in the range. Ginger brings heat and a slight spice, and the lemon cuts through it with sharpness, so the two together land more interesting than either alone. It is the one people reach for in cold weather where the plain lemon suits summer.
The powder fizzes when it meets water, so the result is sparkling rather than flat, and the colder the water the more carbonation you get. Alongside the kombucha powder sit fructooligosaccharide, a prebiotic fibre, and a blend of lactic acid bacteria. Teazen is the brand that made powdered kombucha mainstream in Korea, and the stick format is most of the appeal.
Features
● 10 sticks per box
● Ginger and lemon flavour
● Organic kombucha powder
● Fructooligosaccharide
● Lactic acid bacteria blend
● Fizzes on contact with water
● No sugar
Concerns
● Wanting a flavoured drink without the sugar of a soft drink
● Bottled kombucha being expensive and awkward to store
● Drinking enough water through the day
● Needing something portable for work, travel or the gym
Suitable For
● Everyday drinking, hot or cold
● Work, travel and gym bags
● Anyone reducing sugary drinks
● People who like ginger
Made In
Made in Korea.