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Ok, we know an animal grows in its mothers womb so where does kefir grains grow in?

Real kefir grains grow and soon you will have all the kefir you can possibly use.

Milk kefir grains grow on real milk, and water kefir grains grow on sugar and water.

Dominic Anfiteatro, owner and operator of the informative culturing - art website Dom's Kefir In - site (http://users.chariot.net.au/~dna/kefirpage), says that kefir grains grow better with a non-refined, mineral - rich sweetener, such as Rapadura, muscovado or sucanat compared to a refined white product.

Not exact matches

We also learned about growing kefir grains today, and Russell got a big batch of coconut water kefir going for us.

I didn't read the article because I wasn't interested at the time and was looking for information on how to «grow» my kefir grains as they seem to be pooping out on me!

How to Grow Water Kefir Grains

If growing your grains so that you can give them away (or even eat them as some people do), your best bet is to find a fresh source of water kefir grains.

If you care for your water kefir grains properly, they will grown and reproduce as you brew multiple batches.

Water kefir grains are known to grow and double in size over time.

I purchased my first grains a month ago from Erin at Water Kefir Grains, and just as she promotes on her site, my grains have been growing about 25 % at each fermentgrains a month ago from Erin at Water Kefir Grains, and just as she promotes on her site, my grains have been growing about 25 % at each fermentGrains, and just as she promotes on her site, my grains have been growing about 25 % at each fermentgrains have been growing about 25 % at each fermentation.

My grains grow huge and healthy and my kefir has never been «off» in any way.

My kefir grains don't multiply, or «grow» and produce more.

I also set my little jar that I'm using to try to grow my kefir grains up there.

We usually make homemade soda with our water kefir grains, but as a living culture, they grow and multiply and I am -LSB-...]

We usually make homemade soda with our water kefir grains, but as a living culture, they grow and multiply and I am always looking for people to share them with or recipes to use the extras.

Kefir is not supposed to be commercialized though, so share your growing grains with as many people as possible, to keep good kefirring karma!

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If you buy Milk Kefir grains USE A-2 whole milk (please look up excerpts from the book «The devil is in the milk» this book was written buy a wellness doctor who discovered that most grocery store milk will make you sick because it is A-1 beta casein, A-1 milk may be the reason for many neurological issues and for lactose intolerance & some IBS) I go to a Guernsey Dairy farm, get A-2 milk every two weeks and make milk Kefir for my entire family, there is also a brand at Sprouts called A-2 it's whole milk, always use whole milk because the Kefir grains eat the milk Lactose & fat to grow the good bacteria.

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To Carol on Kefir grains If you are in metro area go on Craigslist people often sell or give away their continously growing kefir suKefir grains If you are in metro area go on Craigslist people often sell or give away their continously growing kefir sukefir supply.

I was curious about how to make water kefir but first I had to tackle how to grow water kefir grains.

My husband has a severe allergy to milk protein and once my grains grow enough I would like to start making him goat Kefir or water kKefir or water kefirkefir.

Each time you make kefir, the grains will grow until eventually you'll have extra to give away.

The great thing about kefir grains are that they are pretty inexpensive to find, and if you maintain them will continue to grow wonderful probiotics for you.

Comes with fresh milk and water kefir grains and a video course with written instructions that show you how to grow and cultivate your own source of potent probiotics.

Well, it can but don't expect your kefir grains to thrive or grow.

Kefir grains are able to ferment any beverage, they just won't grow in it unless it is real milk.

What is the best way to grow the kefir grains?

The kefir grains were growing at a slow rate until I discovered that the longer they are kept in a small quantity of milk — say 36 hours, the better chances they have of growing.

They have a totally different look than milk kefir grains and grow on a totally different medium.

in this moment im trying to discover how many people are growing kefir grains.

Real Kefir grains will thrive and grow indefinitely so long as you give them fresh milk.

The kefir grains (our babies) are now growing and we have lots of kefir in the fridge and I have some on the bench.

My kefir grains have grown enormously and multiplying rapidly and now that the weather is less cold and the grains many, the kefir tends to become tangy after 8 hrs.

All the beverages will ferment with milk kefir grains but not all liquids allow them to grow.

So go ahead and do all your experiments, including putting milk kefir grains into sugar water and water kefir grains into milk or anything else but understand that they will not grow on these other mediums.

Adding the grains and more milk to a larger vessel just compounds the issue for me because it seems that once the grains have more room to grow, they take you up on the offer and replicate even more rapidly to the point of forcing you to kefir a whole gallon of milk in two days.

I'm in Victoria Australia and started growing Kefir Grains about 3 weeks ago, and now have enough to sell some if anyone is nearby me.

If kefir grains can not be made or manufactured, then is it an animal that is born and grows?

You can't grow milk kefir grains in water.

In a week or two, you will notice that your kefir grains have grown.

However the kefir grains do not grow well using ultra-pasteurized milk.

The process for kombucha and kefir is pretty much the same, and although the kombucha «mushroom» grows flat on the surface of the sweet tea, it has the same rubbery consistency as the kefir grains, and they're both made up of symbiotic colonies of yeast and bacteria.

As your grains grow, either add more milk (you will get more kefir) or use a plastic utensil to separate some of the grains.

This conglomerate that makes up the kefir grain behaves as a single organism; efforts to produce new grains by growing the component organisms separately and then recombining them have not been successful.