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Wildbrine Red Beet and Cabbage Organic Kraut is an 18 oz (510 g) BPA-free glass jar of raw, naturally fermented sauerkraut made with organic red cabbage, organic red beets, organic pears, sea salt, organic spices, and organic garlic. It is USDA Organic, vegan, gluten free, and Non-GMO Project Verified, available as a single jar or in packs of 3 and 6, shipped fast from New Jersey.

Wildbrine Red Beet Kraut: Raw Fermented Organic Cabbage and Beet Sauerkraut

  • Six organic ingredients — organic red cabbage, organic red beets, organic pears, sea salt, organic spices, and organic garlic
  • Raw and naturally fermented — made without heat pasteurization, keeping the texture and tang of true fermentation
  • Earthy, sweet, and tangy — red beets give an earthy depth, pears add natural sweetness, and the fermented cabbage brings tang
  • USDA Organic, certified by CCOF — also vegan, gluten free, and Non-GMO Project Verified, with 0 g added sugars
  • 10 calories per 2 tbsp (30 g) serving — about 17 servings per 18 oz (510 g) BPA-free glass jar
  • Made in Santa Rosa, California — by Wildbrine LLC; pack options of 1, 3, and 6 jars

How to Use

Serve it cold as a side with grilled meat, fish, sausages, or roasted vegetables, or spoon it over grain bowls, salads, wraps, and open-faced sandwiches for color and tang. It also works on a cheese board with goat cheese and charcuterie, and alongside fried or poached eggs. Keep the jar refrigerated at all times, before and after opening, and use a clean fork to serve. Because the kraut is raw and unpasteurized, it keeps fermenting slowly in the refrigerator and the flavor deepens over time.

About Wildbrine

Wildbrine is a fermented foods company based in Santa Rosa, California, that makes raw sauerkrauts, kimchi, salsas, and sriracha using natural fermentation without heat pasteurization. Its Red Beet and Cabbage Organic Kraut is one of its organic krauts, certified by CCOF and packed in glass jars. Browse more pantry and refrigerated foods in our Grocery & Gourmet Food collection. Learn more at wildbrine.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Wildbrine Red Beet and Cabbage Kraut contain allergens?
The ingredients are organic red cabbage, organic red beets, organic pears, sea salt, organic spices, and organic garlic, so the kraut itself contains no gluten, dairy, nuts, or soy, and it is vegan. The label states it is made in a facility that also uses soy and sesame seeds, so read the jar label if those are a concern.

Does Wildbrine Red Beet and Cabbage Kraut need to be refrigerated, and how do I serve it?
Yes. Wildbrine kraut is raw and unpasteurized, so keep the jar refrigerated at all times, before and after opening. Serve it cold straight from the jar as a side dish, or spoon it over grain bowls, salads, sandwiches, and eggs. Use a clean fork each time and expect the flavor to grow a little tangier as it keeps fermenting slowly.

Why does this kraut contain pears, and how does it taste?
Organic pears add natural sweetness that balances the earthy red beets and the sour tang of fermented red cabbage, giving a rounder flavor than plain sauerkraut, with a deep magenta color. Pears also supply natural sugars for the fermentation. The result is sweet, earthy, and tangy, with 0 g added sugars and 10 calories per serving.

Where is Wildbrine Red Beet and Cabbage Kraut made, and what sizes are available?
It is made in Santa Rosa, California, by Wildbrine LLC and is USDA Organic certified by CCOF. Each 18 oz (510 g) BPA-free glass jar holds about 17 servings. Choose a Single jar or save with a Pack of 3 or Pack of 6, all fermented and packed the same way.

 

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It tastes good, it's good for your stomach, and you might find it an alternative to bedtime tums.

I've only had the red cabbage/red beet and it is real good. I also eat Krakus sauerkraut and it has the traditional sauerkraut taste but it's pasteurized so I thought I'd try Woodbrine. Their web page says Woorbrine is naturally fermented with no pasteurization and no vinegar so supposedly it's better for you. It tastes a little more sour than traditional but still good. The Woodbrine is a little more expensive but 1-2 spoonfuls is all I ever eat at one meal so it lasts awhile. Fermented foods like this just feel right after I eat them. My stomach feels better.If you have an acid stomach, especially at night after dinner, try 1-2 forkfulls of Woodbrine or traditional sauerkraut 1-2 hours before you retire and you will be surprised how much more ready you are to lie down. You'll find you don't need that bedtime Tums. Works for me - try it and see if it works for you.

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jjbean
... but if u need more salt intake and also great for the stomach formented

I put this on my salads very yummy a little salty but if u need more salt intake and also great for the stomach formented

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