Anyone ever heard of, tried, or make Kefir?

[niki]

I've been growing kefir for years. It is amazing stuff, really. The strain I use has 48 different types of good bacteria. Great immune support and gut support.

 

[Little Wing]

wow. it does not taste or smell bad at all. it's like milk with a tangy cream cheese or sour cream smell and taste so hmmm maybe my whey will taste like strawberry cheesecake and be mucho healthy.

perfectcircle. if you look for a local source you can get fresh grains not dehydrated. mine got here fast because i ordered from Massachusetts to Maine.

 

[independent]

wow. it does not taste or smell bad at all. it's like milk with a tangy cream cheese or sour cream smell and taste so hmmm maybe my whey will taste like strawberry cheesecake and be mucho healthy.

perfectcircle. if you look for a local source you can get fresh grains not dehydrated. mine got here fast because i ordered from Massachusetts to Maine.

edit. My apologies.

 

[Little Wing]

 

[Little Wing]

i asked Prince if it was ok to post where i got my grains because they were very healthy and got delivered so fast. they are also inexpensive there.

Organic MILK KEFIR Grains PROBIOTIC Home grown by OneGreatPlace

 

[Little Wing]

kefir with whey is not exactly like cheesecake but it's pretty good.

 

[Little Wing]

i let some sit 26 hours. it just does its thing in a jar in a cupboard and it does not at all have even the slightest taste like milk that's gone bad. i drank some and refrigerated the rest. it thickens up some when cold and tastes exactly like mild sour cream. it's very good.

 

[SamuelTaylor]

It is pretty tasty stuff. They had it all over in Thailand when I lived there. My kids loved it. I am so lactose intolerant though it just sounds like slow painful death to me.