You do need to rinse live
kefir grains before using again.
Not exact matches
It may take several weeks
before the milk
kefir grains regain their full strength and reproduce again.
I have worked with them
before and while they don't always multiply as rapidly as the fresh
grains, they do a great job of culturing good
kefir.
My water
kefir supplier recommended having 1/2 — 1.5 cups of
grains before attempting to make a batch.
You may actually just culture the
grains in sugar water and change the sugar water each day for a few days
before you bother making a water
kefir beverage.
You may have to make 2 or 3 batches
before your
grains are active enough to make
kefir in the usual 24 - 48 hours.
It may take several weeks
before the milk
kefir grains regain their full strength and reproduce again.
Milk
kefir grains are more delicate organisms than the hardier Kombucha and Jun cultures so they may need a brief period of re-nurturing from their trip
before they fully adjust to their new home.
My water
kefir supplier recommended having 1/2 — 1.5 cups of
grains before attempting to make a batch.
My question is once I have enough
Kefir grains, how much should I rinse them
before I make his «dairy - free» batch.
Water
kefir is made specifically with «water
kefir grains» that need to be purchased once
before they quickly multiply, providing many opportunities to share with friends, mix into smoothies, or make larger batches of
kefir soda.
Hi I've been told recently that I should get my
kefir grains tested for phage bacteria at least once a month, I've never come across this
before, I've been making
kefir at home for a few months now without any problems.
I received a scoby as a trade for some water
kefir grains, but to my surprise I had bought a bottle of plain kombucha at whole foods a couple weeks
before and had left the half finished bottle in the refrig.
My
Kefir wasnt coming out think and creamy like you get at the store so now I add a splash of cream to my milk nd
grains mix
before fermenting.
If you notice the
kefir is ready
before 24 hours, add more sugar solution to the next batch, shorten the fermentation cycle or reduce the amount of
grains to 2 Tablespoons per quart.
When you wash your
kefir - making jars, dry them thoroughly
before adding the
grains and milk.
Luckily, even
before I got sick I drank
kefir grains every day.
Make sure you follow the manufacturer's instructions, e.g. some
kefir grains need to be rehydrated
before you use them for making
kefir.
You may actually just culture the
grains in sugar water and change the sugar water each day for a few days
before you bother making a water
kefir beverage.
I looked at water
kefir grains on other sites
before finding Kombucha Kamp, and I'm so glad I found this site!
I made changes only about two weeks
before I was tested, including: drinking
Kefir, eating live - active yogurt everyday (I already did), eating extra garlic, taking 1,000 mg of Vitamin C, switching from whole
grain bread to Sourdough (it's fermented and beneficial to your digestion!)