Guest guest Posted June 25, 2012 Report Share Posted June 25, 2012 Hi, all. I've been searching all morning for an answer (I've spent waaaaay too much time on this today), but haven't found one yet, so I'd like to pose the question to you. Hopefully, someone can answer it. Yesterday, I received some " kefir starter " from a woman. She said that, in the beginning, she used water kefir grains. But somehow, she figured out that by taking some of her kefir, and adding the same amount of juice to it, then letting it sit out overnight, she'd have twice as much kefir again. This is how she keeps it going. It tastes great and is very effervescent. It's basically bubbly juice, like a " natural " soda. So, my question is: Is this still kefir? Or, is it more like clabbered milk (vs. milk kefir - one uses grains and the other doesn't, but they both produce a sour milk product.)? If it's not kefir, does this drink have a name of its own? I'm curious and I want to start making water kefir, and her method, although VERY simple, is confusing me because I don't find anywhere else that anyone else is doing it this way. Thanks for any insights. Namaste,Diane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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