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WorldWild Podcast

 Episode 3  21st February 2019

Wild Fermentation Helpline with Sandor Katz

There are many reasons to love bacteria, including that they love us; we are 'bacterial superstructures' explains Sandor Katz, author of The Art of Fermentation. There is now a growing interest in letting the power of bacteria through fermentation run wild. The nutritional benefits of eating fermented foods for gut health are becoming more widely known and people such as Sandor are spreading the message about the potential of fermented foods. But indeed fermentation has played a big role in our food & drink for a very long time, throughout different cultures and in different time periods, the same simple process has been there.


Listen as Sandor joins Miles Irving to delve into the wild world of fermentation, why Sandor calls himself a 'fermentation revivalist' and offers some sage advice for budding fermenters...

 

'Bacteria are our partners, they are our ancestors'

- Sandor Katz, episode 3

 

About Sandor Katz

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Sandor Katz began his fermentation experiment whilst living in a rural off-the-grid radical faerie community in Tennessee. He has taught hundreds of fermentation workshops around the world and is the author of Wild Fermentation (2003) and The Art of Fermentation (2012). He says of his first sauerkraut: ‘Its sharp flavor sent my salivary glands into a frenzy and got me hooked on fermentation’. Sauerkraut is Sandor's gateway drug into fermented foods. He continues to share his passion through his website, books, workshops, and videos – in order to ‘propel more live-culture foods out into our culture!’

 

 

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