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uaskigyrl

Safe to eat - Saurkraut

uaskigyrl
12 years ago

Hi All,

This last week has been crazy busy for me and I forgot to check my saurkraut. Last night when I went to put it in a jar to put in the fridge, I noticed that quite a bit of brine was evaporated. I got rid of the saurkraut that was on top but put the saurkraut that was still under the brine in the jar....is this kraut ok to eat?

Thanks,

uaskigyrl

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