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New Ferments Class

Sally from The Brook

Do you often suffer from uncomfortable bloating and gas?
Are you ever embarrassed to talk about your allergies ?
Do you ever wish you could live without allergies?
Are you still focussing on what you can't eat because you haven't found the answers to your health issues?

If you answered YES to these questions you need to be at this class ! I will be showing you a few simple options that can help you with all of those issues.

We will not be making sauerkraut and kombucha. You will be learning about and making a variety of different fermented foods that taste amazing and are simple to make. This is your best opportunity to help yourself and to extend your knowledge and skills.


Date: Sat 31st October
Time: 2pm - 4.30pm
Venue: Methodist Church, Neale Ave, Stoke

Price:
Adults: $70 adults
15-18 yrs: $30 each

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