After I moved to California, I went looking for the fermented vegetables I grew up with — the living, sour, crunchy kind that came out of a cellar, not a factory.
I couldn’t find them. Most products on the shelf were pasteurized, shelf-stable, or made with vinegar to imitate fermentation. They lasted a long time, but they weren’t the foods I remembered.
So I started making my own. The method is simple: vegetables, salt, and time. No vinegar. No heat. No shortcuts.
Every batch ferments for weeks in Sacramento and stays refrigerated from our kitchen to yours, so the cultures remain alive. Every vacuum-sealed bag carries its batch number and fermentation time — not as marketing, but as proof of how it was made.
This is the kind of fermented food I wanted for my own family. Now I’m proud to share it with yours.
— Stanislav Suprovych • FOUNDER, MYZUCCHINI