I only make water kefir once a week so I have been trying to get them to grow in between those times.
Not exact matches
I
only use it when I
make water kefir, a healthy probiotic drink.
Water kefir grains will last indefinitely,
making the
only cost the initial purchase and a steady supply of sugar to keep them «fed».
Water kefir is simple to
make, and
only requires 24 - 48 hours to ferment.
The process of
making Milk
Kefir is almost identical to
Water Kefir, only you'll be using Milk as a substrate instead of sugar w
Water Kefir,
only you'll be using Milk as a substrate instead of sugar
waterwater.
The
only thing we use sugar for is
making Kombucha,
water kefir and homemade sodas, and the great majority of it is fermented out and converted to beneficial bacteria before we drink it.
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.
The most likely reason is that there are
only 10 - 15 strains of good bacteria and good yeasts in
water kefir made with live grains.
To
make the
water kefir, I would rinse the grains well if
only to keep milk curds out of the
water kefir drinks.
If you notice a preference for
ONLY bready foods or sweets — or if there are many objections to smells and texture — you may want to start adding coconut
water kefir (you can pick it up at Whole Foods or
make your own) to a favorite juice.
For some people with sugar issues,
making their own coconut
water kefir at home is the
only healthful fermented beverage option.