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I don't really like sending merely a teaspoon of kefir grains for so much shipping charge.

I have plenty of kefir grains for sale for anybody in the Chicago, IL area.

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To help maintain the integrity of the kefir grains over time, rest them in dairy milk for at least 24 hours every other batch or two.

We found that it took around 7 weeks of regular fermentation in dairy milk to fully recover milk kefir grains so that they would reproduce after having been used to ferment coconut milk for 2 weeks.

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

We use raw goat milk, and culture with kefir grains for a variety of milk products and usually have an abundance of whey... I was so pleased to see this recipe!!!!!

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 start a really vigorous gluten free starter culture without having to open a whole packet of yeast for just a few grains by using a tablespoon or so of a fermented drink — kombucha, water kefir (Whole Foods carries a coconut water kefir that is very active) or if you have access to real unpasteurized sauerkraut you could probably use some of the liquid.

While I did eat this low - carb breakfast along with some juice kefir (made with water kefir grains) for my breakfast the day I wrote this, I do also eat higher carb snacks and meals during the course of the day.

Check out www.culturesforhealth.com for lots of accurate information on kefir and water kefir grains.

Filtered water (NOT tap water — you'll kill your kefir grains; make sure the water is filtered for chlorine and fluoride) Organic sugar (1/4 cup)-- I use plain white organic cane sugar but you can use other forms of sugar such as Sucanat or palm sugar Optional: Molasses (1 tsp)-- You can omit this if you are using the egg shell Piece of an egg shell (half of the egg shell will do)

Even though the recipe calls for quite a bit of sugar, the beneficial bacteria in the water kefir grains consume this (like food), as they metabolize the sugar, they produce beneficial bacteria, B vitamins, beneficial acids and food enzymes (helpful for digestion).

For those of you that aren't familiar with kefir, it's a fermented milk drink that's made by adding some kefir grains to whole milk and letting it ferment at room temperature for about a dFor those of you that aren't familiar with kefir, it's a fermented milk drink that's made by adding some kefir grains to whole milk and letting it ferment at room temperature for about a dfor about a day.

Stay tuned for my next class on How to Make Kefir to learn more about this awesome probiotic elixir and also get your own kefir grains (for free as part of the class prKefir to learn more about this awesome probiotic elixir and also get your own kefir grains (for free as part of the class prkefir grains (for free as part of the class price)!

Refresh and reactivate the kefir grains in sugar water (1⁄4 cup sugar in 4 cups water) for 24 to 48 hours between batches of Coconut Water Kkefir grains in sugar water (1⁄4 cup sugar in 4 cups water) for 24 to 48 hours between batches of Coconut Water KefirKefir.

To help maintain the integrity of the kefir grains over time, rest them in dairy milk for at least 24 hours every other batch or two.

Milk kefir grains have been cultivated for hundreds if not thousands of years in the mountainous region of the Balkans, and the milk kefir recipe has been handed down for generations.

By the way, for those who can't afford retail prices for kombucha SCOBYs, kefir grains, and the like, I invite y ’ all to this Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/181445115312844/ where we share our cultures only for the cost of mailing.

A few days ago I started a new culture of kefir grains (sadly, they're now widely available for SALE rather than giveaway), and I'm very optimistic than at least in one sense or another, I'm about to feel somewhat better!

I'm hesitant to buy more milk grains, and I like sharing better than buying, so if anyone is interested, I'll give you a nice big clump of water kefir grains, ready to culture, for one healthy little «cauliflower».

I just ordered some milk and water kefir grains from Cultures For Health, out of Washington.

I tried all kinds of ways to make it (including grains and other ways, I forget all the different ways I tried) then figured out that all I had to do is use a spoon of the previous batch to inoculate a container of fresh milk and leave it on the counter for about three days and I had perfect kefir.

(in other words, a batch of kefir milk culture left unattended for an extended period of time (4 + days, unrefrigerated) will become rancid and useless)[Also difficult to ship or preserve]- GRAINS = Kefir grains are the source for original kefir culturing and can be used directly in the culture, or removed from partially cultured mixes (creating starter and mother culture batches) and also used indefinikefir milk culture left unattended for an extended period of time (4 + days, unrefrigerated) will become rancid and useless)[Also difficult to ship or preserve]- GRAINS = Kefir grains are the source for original kefir culturing and can be used directly in the culture, or removed from partially cultured mixes (creating starter and mother culture batches) and also used indefinGRAINS = Kefir grains are the source for original kefir culturing and can be used directly in the culture, or removed from partially cultured mixes (creating starter and mother culture batches) and also used indefiniKefir grains are the source for original kefir culturing and can be used directly in the culture, or removed from partially cultured mixes (creating starter and mother culture batches) and also used indefingrains are the source for original kefir culturing and can be used directly in the culture, or removed from partially cultured mixes (creating starter and mother culture batches) and also used indefinikefir culturing and can be used directly in the culture, or removed from partially cultured mixes (creating starter and mother culture batches) and also used indefinitely.

have been making kefir for a couple of months... it goes so fast in NYC when the temperature is over 90 farenheit...... slower process now on counter top with ambient temperature 20 - 30 degrees lower.My product is tart and bubbly... i add chopped berries to a taste treat.I do feel rinsing the grains is important as the rinsed grains seem to make less cheese curd.....

Start with simple steps by repopulating your gut flora with super drinks like kefir and beet kvas, eat fermented vegetables daily, liberally consume bone broths (properly prepared — see Nourishing Traditions book by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig), eat grains that are only properly prepared (soaked for at least 12 hours in salty and slightly acidic water), make sure your diet consists of foods rich in vit.

Be prepared for the kefir grains to take on the color of intensely hued juices such as cranberry!

Strain out the water kefir grains and refrigerate the liquid (no metal please), clean the mason jar, and repeat the process for a new batch of water kefir.

I learnt to make kefir by mostly watching YouTube videos, at first I had to get accustomed to the taste and adjust the time of fermentation (more time, more sour) less time, less sour, around 24 hours is about right, but it's up to you; if you like it creamy then after you remove the grains leavbe the kefir out on the counter for 12 hours or so, timing is not a big deal and don't wash the grains!

Also, I have been allergic to dairy all of my life — also yogurt — also raw milk that has soured naturally (without kefir grains)-- is it possible for someone like me to be able to tolerate milk kefir WITH the milk kefir grains?

In the recipe to which I linked, the benefit of the kefir is that it does the work of fermenting the grain for better digestion and nutrition.

You simply make your initial batch of kefir and then retain the grains for your next batch and so on.

Because we know that most of you are buying kefir grains for the very first time, we want to make your kefir making journey as easy and as hassle free as possible....

Have a look too at our page on kefir grains and powdered kefir starter for a discussion on the pros and cons of each type of starter.

The cost of getting my «kefir grains tested, was likely to be prohibitive and searching for those with Bifidobacterium seemed like a difficult problem.

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This type of thing might be better for tibicos (water kefir grains) that don't have the same issues).

I also would love to know how to dry kefir grains for the purpose of making my own kefir powder which I think you can then use to make kefir butter from cream (the kefir grains re too hard to remove when put into the cream!

I store my kefir grains in a jar of milk in the refrigerator for about a week between batches.

Now I got my own grains and I buy a gallon of organic milk witch is 6.00 $ but I can make enough kefir for a whole week.

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.

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It also appears unless you pay for a Kefir strainer, the process of finding the kefir grains can become very messy, hard to find, appears to break up the grains so making it harder to find next time — which results in the grains become indistinguishable from the liKefir strainer, the process of finding the kefir grains can become very messy, hard to find, appears to break up the grains so making it harder to find next time — which results in the grains become indistinguishable from the likefir grains can become very messy, hard to find, appears to break up the grains so making it harder to find next time — which results in the grains become indistinguishable from the liquid.

I suggest you put the kefir grains in real milk for a week to get some growth then switch half of them to coconut milk for slow growth, or to coconut water for no more growth.

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.

The liquid is fermented with kefir «grains» -(colonies of yeast and healthy bacteria), and the resulting drink is an excellent source of healthy intestinal micro flora, B vitamins, Vitamin E, and (for milk kefirs) complete proteins.

I do this for 2 or 3 days and when I have healthy sized grains I start giving them away or adding them to smoothies or all of the other creative things you can do with kefir grains.

If you are on facebook, look for a group call Wild Fermentation — on there is a file of people who can share kefir grains.

Also for the first time I gave some of my kefir grains away to someone else!

Conditions are a factor including room temperature, the vessel being used to ferment the kefir and also the ratio of grains to milk, so you need to experiment a little to figure out what works best for your kefir.