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		<title>Strawberry water kefir for hot days</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Fermented drink of choice Fermented drinks are by far the most refreshing on hot days. Being Polish, I have always loved rye bread kwas, kefir and buttermilk, but I have a new summer favourite, and that&#8217;s water kefir. When my Babcia was still alive, she...</p>
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