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Lactose-free milk contains glucose and galactose instead of lactose. Does

anybody know what happens to kefir grains in this type of milk?

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Dear Larry,

I know that I am not exactly answering your question, but understand that your

kefir will eat most if not all of the lactose in the milk. And as far as how

the kefir will fare in lactose free milk, I am going to take a wild guess and

say really poorly. The kefir in lactose-free milk would not be adapted to their

environment.

If you shake your kefir in regular milk often and culture the new kefir for one

day after your remove the grains for the next batch, there should be zero

lactose left in the kefir batch.

And many people report with lactose intolerance that they have no problem with

kefir.

From: ljlemer@...

Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2012 22:42:42 -0700

Subject: Re: Lactose-free Milk?

Lactose-free milk contains glucose and galactose instead of lactose. Does

anybody know what happens to kefir grains in this type of milk?

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You could try it to see what happens. I think they need lactose to grow, but can

still culture liquids with other sugars.

From: Larry Lemer

Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2012 10:42 PM

Subject: Re: Lactose-free Milk?

Lactose-free milk contains glucose and galactose instead of lactose. Does

anybody know what happens to kefir grains in this type of milk?

Larry

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People that are lactose intolerant can't consume pasturized dairy, but can

consume raw dairy without a problem...that is if there's no GMO,

pesticides/herbicides/fungicides/antibiotics in it. Raw dairy has the enzymes

and nutrients that are not in pasturized dairy.

Al

Re: Lactose-free Milk?

Lactose-free milk contains glucose and galactose instead of lactose. Does

anybody know what happens to kefir grains in this type of milk?

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