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We had a batch of water kefir which you can use to make lemonade and other very healthy naturally carbonated drinks.

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Loads of people have success with this, but typically you'll find dairy kefir grains (which have some lactose in them and are best avoided if you are lactose intolerant) and water kefir grains, which can work in a sugary water drink, coconut water, or other water - based beverages and makes a light champagne - like drink.

Kombucha, which many of you are likely familiar with, differs from water kefir because kombucha is specifically cultured in a tea and sugar medium, and water kefir can be cultured using just water and sugar.

One of my favorite prebiotic - probiotic combos is coconut water kefir (grab the recipe below), which is both a delicious carbonated beverage and a tonic to balance your gut ecosystem.

What is interesting is that we control the diarrhea by taking out the newly introduce, daily kefir water and spinach, which is suggestive of Histamine Intolerance.

While these carbonated sodas are exceedingly easy to make, they require water kefir grains (also called sugar kefir grains), which are gelatinous communities of yeast and bacteria.

Keep repeating the 4 day process until you have enough grains to make a batch of water kefir to drink — which uses a different recipe.

I experimented with the water kefir which were abundant and put milk over a few of them.

I was wondering about the photos of the Kefir which shows that it has what looks like water in bottom of jar and cream on top.

There are two varieties of kefir grains: water kefir which has a yellowish crystal color, and milk kefir which has a white creamy cauliflower - type appearance that of the size of wheat kernels.

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First of all, the recommended serving size is 4 grams, which is less than you would need in a normal water kefir cup.

Because of the many strains of bacteria in Kefir, living in symbiosis, it doesn't matter which medium is used to grow it in: raw or processed milk, soya milk, coconut juice or even in sugar water.

Or you could try what one site suggests, which is rinsing them off, putting them in fresh water for 24 hours, making a batch of kefir but chucking it, and then resuming where you left off.