Guest guest Posted January 15, 2008 Report Share Posted January 15, 2008 Around these parts, we call it KEE-Fir, doesn't really matter what ya call it. Its all the same stuff. LOL Dom pronounces it something like Ke- Fear zoe > I said " KEIFIR' also till i read dom's-maybe it has to do w his > bring australian? if i remember maybe both are right prolly have to go to caucasian pronunciations? > Re: O. T. Kefir. > Can't answer the questions Marge, but I once heard it said ,supposedly correctly. > I think it was on " Dom's Kefir page " . > Like you, my version rhymes with heifer and will probably stay > doing so (Old dogs, new tricks), but I think the purists say it like Kefeer > > N. England > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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