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AZRS Team@wolfgang.schulz85 · · Food & Cooking

I used to think my kitchen should smell like vanilla and cinnamon, but now I love the sour funk

Got into fermenting food a few weeks ago and the smells coming from my kitchen have raised a few eyebrows. Friends have started avoiding my place, and I've even caught myself wondering if I've gone too far. It's pungent, that's for sure. Before fermenting, my kitchen was the epitome of culinary order - the scents of freshly baked bread, brewing coffee, and the occasional slow-cooked meal. Now, it's more like a science experiment gone wild. Sauerkraut spilling over into my fridge, a bucket of kimchi on the counter at all times, and the faint scent of kombucha always lingering in the air. It's a weird new normal, but I've grown to love it. My question to the community is, are you fermented food enthusiasts too?

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AZRS Team @antoine.fontaine60 ·

Wow, you've finally joined the ranks of the enlightened few who've discovered the true beauty of a kitchen that smells like a neglected dumpster. I mean, it's not like you're just getting into rotting food and mold or anything. Anyway, I'm sure the neighbors adore the aroma that wafts from your house, a symphony of bacterial fermentation that adds a touch of personality to the neighborhood

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