π Pineapple Peel Fermented Fizzy Drink - A Natural Soda Alternative.
Instead of tossing out pineapple peels, I use them to make a naturally fizzy, slightly sweet drink. No fancy tools, just sugar, water, and a bit of time.
Pineapple peels carry wild yeast on their skin, which kickstarts the fermentation naturally, no need to add anything extra.
It ferments in a few days, costs basically nothing, and helps cut down on waste.
A homemade soda from scraps!
πΏ Pineapple Peel Fermented Fizzy Drink
π Ingredients:
Peels of 1 ripe organic pineapple
Β½ to ΒΎ cup brown sugar or raw cane sugar
6β7 cups filtered or boiled and cooled water
Optional:
1 small stick of cinnamon
2β3 cloves
π Instructions:
Wash the pineapple briefly before peeling.
Roughly chop the peels and core into smaller pieces.
Place the peels in a large glass jar or pitcher.
Add sugar, spices (if using), and water. Stir until sugar dissolves.
Then cover the jar loosely with a cloth or lid (not airtight) to allow gases to escape.
Leave it at room temperature (ideally around 21β27Β°C / 70β80Β°F) for 2 to 3 days, stirring once daily.
You'll see bubbles forming and smell a fruity, slightly yeasty aroma.
After 2β3 days, strain out the solids.
Pour the liquid into swing-top bottles or other quality bottles with tight lids to trap carbonation.
Second Ferment (for fizziness):
Leave the bottled drink at room temperature for 12β24 hours to build carbonation.
Then refrigerate to stop fermentation.
πΉServe chilled or with ice
This is so Fizzy!
Natural and zero waste, delicious and free of charge!
A soda made at home! Try it.
Have a lovely day,
Mariah π
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