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My kefir starter is growing and growing. If you'd like to come pick some up, I'd be glad to share rather than throwing it away!
Message me to let me know.
Leanne
Hastings Sunrise Village
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I want to try this too.:-) There are a number websites with very good instructions out there.
Al
Hi Leanne,
Thanks for the Kefir. They are growing well in their new home.:-)
I have some questions about them and the fermentation process.
Friend me so we can have a private conversation or send an email to [email protected]
Thanks again,
Al
Hi Brianne,
I have enough to give probably 3 people right now. You are first - if you'd like to pick some up. Give me a call at 604-762-4779. My address is 641 Windermere. Near the rollercoaster at Playland.
I leave the kefir overnight on the counter in a ceramic jar with organic milk (raw milk would be better). In the morning it is about the consistency of thin buttermilk, which we strain out and save the starter. kefir has quite a tangy flavour, and its not thick like the stuff you get in the store, which has very little beneficial bacteria left. We don't like it straight, but in the blender with some fruit - especially mango, banana and blueberry...its is delicious. Like a lassi. you can also use in baking.
Kefir probiotics are full spectrum and fabulous for everything in your body. I only ask that you share it around with others as it grows. It looks kind of like a brain, or cauliflower. haha
Leanne,
I've long used the store-bought packets, and am eager to care for and use true starter. I'll give it a good home.
Randy
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