Re: question lots of kefir that I want to save (dehydrate)

[Guest guest]

Wow, that's a very interesting idea. Would have to put them on the fruit

rollup type dehydrator sheets, and I only have two of them... would a cup

be to much for that? I'll have to try it, and if it works get more sheets

(I have like 9 trays, but only two sheets).

If you do this, please follow up with some info.

Leo

On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 5:08 PM, bbpatton123 <bpatton123@...> wrote:

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> I am making lots of kefir and I want to save it. I had my grains frozen

> and want to keep them awake for awhile and I am the only one who uses the

> kefir. Can I dehydrate the kefir itself (not the grains - I know how to do

> this) so that the powder can be reconstituted?

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> Thanks! And yes, I am giving away lots of kefir right now

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[Guest guest]

Sounds like we have the same dehydrator. I have done this with yogurt so will

give it a try with the kefir and let you know how it turns out.

Is there anyone else out there who has dehydrated kefir itself - not the grains?

Thanks!

bb in ca

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> > and want to keep them awake for awhile and I am the only one who uses the

> > kefir. Can I dehydrate the kefir itself (not the grains - I know how to do

> > this) so that the powder can be reconstituted?

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> > Thanks! And yes, I am giving away lots of kefir right now

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