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We use these heaters not just for Kombucha but for our JUN, water kefir and milk kefir grains as well, depending on how cold it is.

Not exact matches

I dry my milk kefir grains and stick them in the freezer as backups (and to share) as they multiply.

, I also avoid cows» milk (I can eat unlimited goat & sheep cheeses, kefir, butter, etc, but I am allergic to cows» milk), and I now eat all grains (except I have not added gluten back into my diet yet, but I enjoy all other grains), and I avoid refined / cane sugar as my body no - likey (I can eat all the honey, maple syrup, fruits, juices, and natural sugars I want, but refined sugar makes me feel icky so I simply avoid it).

My only concern as I started to consume goat milk to make my own kefir and yogurt is that the milk despite being from a good farmer is fed grains and the Organic non GMO grass fed Whey protein from cow were fed grass as well.

As I wanted to make an almond milk kefir, I strained the kefir and washed the wee grains thoroughly and started the kefir process again, by putting the kefir grains and a good dose of almond milk in a jar, popping the lid on and allowing it to sit for a day or two.

You can use milk grains for water kefir, but the milk grains are not quite as happy.

This milk kefir recipe is as easy to make as placing the grains in milk and simply waiting 12 - 36 hours (depending on taste preference and brewing conditions), strain & repeat!

Be gentle with these grains as they will need a few cycles to stabilize and reproduce and you may develop your own specific raw milk kefir recipe over time.

My only concern as I started to consume goat milk to make my own kefir and yogurt is that the milk despite being from a good farmer is fed grains and the Organic non GMO grass fed Whey protein from cow were fed grass as well.

It's made by fermenting milk with a culture of yeasts and bacteria that are referred to as kefir «grains.»

In fact, in his fascinating work Wild Fermentation, Sandor Katz explains that virtually any fruit or vegetable juice, including nut milks, can be fermented with kefir grains although the grains won't reproduce as rapidly as they do in milk.

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

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

It's best to keep kefir to ferment on the kitchen counter as if you put it in the fridge it slows the process down, and eventually the grains go to sleep (you can leave them in milk in the fridge when you go on holiday and they'll be fine when you get back).

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The fermentation process can take anywhere from 12 hours to longer the 48 hours, depending on factors like the quality (and quantity) of kefir grains you used, the lactose content of the milk, as well as the temperature.

, I also avoid cows» milk (I can eat unlimited goat & sheep cheeses, kefir, butter, etc, but I am allergic to cows» milk), and I now eat all grains (except I have not added gluten back into my diet yet, but I enjoy all other grains), and I avoid refined / cane sugar as my body no - likey (I can eat all the honey, maple syrup, fruits, juices, and natural sugars I want, but refined sugar makes me feel icky so I simply avoid it).

Just get a tablespoon of kefir grains (you can purchase from multiple sources, such as Cultures for Health), add about 8 tablespoons of milk (we use raw milk from a local farm), put into a glass jar, cover, and store at room temperature (out of direct sunlight) for 12 - 24 hours.

Be aware that, like water kefir, this is also not as beneficial as milk kefir made with live grains.

You can use milk grains for water kefir, but the milk grains are not quite as happy.

To make the kefir you will need to leave the coconut milk and the grains mixed together in a relatively warm place, such as a kitchen counter for example.

Since the grains grow so well, the smaller amount of grains will take more time to ferment and the milk won't separate into whey and curds as quickly by the time you are ready to drink kefir.

The process of making water and milk kefir is similar and both of the cultures are known as «grains.»

I have Milk & Water Kefir grains, as well as Kombucha cultures to share.