Question about kombucha in starting bokashi type compost

Well, my well-meaning man bought me some kombucha organic beverages. Ummm, I didn't care for the taste. However, I hate to waste them.
Can some form of hole composting/pail composting similar to bokashi be done with the ingredients? They are still fermenting away in my fridge at the moment.

Thanks, and I hope this isn't a doofus question.

You might try the soil and composting forum.

Okay, will do.

What a shame Kombucha is a wonderful tonic...

kombucha feeds on sugar and tannins in black and green tea. I don't think you would get the same result. Although it's worth a shot if you just plan to toss the stuff.
A few other things Kombucha is good for:
Treat hot spots on dogs.
Skin toner (applied topically) It's also is a gentle way to fade age spots.
Water your plants with it, especially acid loving plants.

If you start by drinking a shot glass full a day, your tongue will get used to the flavor and you may find you develop a taste for it.

About Bokashi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bokashi
About Kombucha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kombucha

Cheers
Dove

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