Don’t make this mistake when making milk kefir! 🥛
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- If you’re wanting to make homemade milk kefir, you need to know what type of starter culture to use! A starter culture is something that you add to your milk to make it turn into kefir!
Powdered culture:
•Makes a consistent product
•Only a few strains of probiotics=less variety
•Weaker probiotic drink
• Doesn’t multiply so you have to continue buying the starter culture powder if you want to make more kefir. This makes it more expensive!
• In many cases you can’t use raw milk as the base. Raw milk if filled with probiotics that compete and essentially weaken the powdered starter culture.
Milk kefir grains:
•Make TRUE milk kefir
•End result is less consistent (sometimes it’s a little fizzy and other times not!)
•WAY more probiotics! 60-70 different strains
•You can use it in any animal milk including raw milk!
•The grains multiply so if you take care of them you can keep making kefir forever and give them to friends!
It’s probably obvious that I’m a big fan of the real milk kefir grains! Even if the end result turns out a little funky tasting, just use it in a smoothie and it will be delicious!
Man within two days of drinking store bought Kiefer asthma symptoms went away! It almost seems like it’s helping my sleep apnea. So I will by the lifetime grains and see what happens! Thank you
I love this! That is so cool! thanks for watching and sharing
Which brand kefir you use ?
If you think that they're good, the grains are waaaaay better. My wife and I have been drinking the milk from them for 5 days now and we both feel amazing. Clarity of thought, happy all the time, high energy. I just can't believe that we hadn't discovered this years ago.
@@myshinobi1987 hii brother can you give me the link or website name from you can buy Kefir grains ?
@@niveshlamba7919 They sell kefir grains on Amazon
I’m impressed by your jawline
So pretty ❤
Thank you for this information. I bought store bought Keifer grains and was gooing to try making Keifer today. I need to source some fresh grains now or I will feel ripped off. Its for health after all. I appreciate your breakdown of information.
The voice fry tho 💀
Hi! Do you think it's fine to use store bought milk or should it be raw milk from local farms? I'm trying to heal MCAS, histamine intolerance, etc. Thanks :)
@@JamieR raw milk is definitely best!
Thanks so much. That was very helpful.
thanks for watching
I get insane diarrhea every time I drink Raw Milk and Raw Kefir, yet after 50+ days of experimenting, I am still pushing forward. It gets very annoying and disappointing, but I am not willing to give up on it. Any suggestions or advice on how to alleviate this issue?
You might have better results drinking raw milk and raw milk kefir that has the label “A2” on it. It’s basically the same milk but from slightly different cows, and it’s known to be easier to digest. If that doesn’t work, or you can’t find it, try raw sheep milk and kefir, that should be much easier for you to digest. Do your own research on these, good luck!
Btw, it’s not good to have prolonged diarrhea, it flushes all the vitamins and minerals from your body. Make sure you stay hydrated by replenishing your electrolytes and eat a nutritious diet ;)
You should switch to kombucha or water kefir. I never tried water kefir tho
My advice is always to start slow and it’s the last fermented food I recommend because it’s so strong. I often recommend doing 1 tsp to start. That has more probiotics than an entire bottle of most probiotic pills!
Where can i buy grains from please ? Im in Victoria, Australia.
Nourishmeorganics.com ;)
Please can you tell me if it makes a difference when I use raw vs pasteurized? Thanks
They both should work fine
If i dont plan on reusing the kefir grains for a week or two, say while on vacation, how do i store the grains so they strains dont die off?
You can put them in a little milk in the fridge :) you can also freeze them
I bought store bought bottled and it eas nice, but when i made my own 😮...man what a difference. Making almond Kefir because of my cholesterol level
Love this!
What's the best grains or what grains do you use? I'm new to learning about kefir.
Where are you located?
I am in Houston please answer me the same question?
Hello, does the nutritional content of milk change once it’s been fermented into kefir or yogurt? Does the protein, fat, and sugar content go up or down?
it depends how long it is fermented but the sugar is broken down so decreases, protein gets broken down into smaller proteins but I dont think it decreases the total protein content. I believe fat stays the same
Use grains in any milk? I see grains targeting specific 'milks' like almond, oat, coconut. You mean any dairy milk? Then again I see best to use full fat dairy.
Sorry I meant like goat, camel, cow etc. you need different type of kefir grains for plant milks and I dont recommend them as highly =)
@@groundedapproach thanks. Btw just had my first home made kefir and gently warming the next batch. Loads more grains from the first batch.
You r saying that any milk and I heard only cow whole milk
So I’m just scratching the surface with store bought kefir? How does the other kind make you feel? Is it better?
I would have to know more info. Most people have a stronger reaction to homemade because it is much stronger. And many prefer the taste to store bought
Which do u like better?
kefir grains!
Where do you buy your kefir grains from? I see many options all over the place.
Where are you located? ❤️
@@groundedapproach Oregon
@@groundedapproach Oregon
@@groundedapproach Oregon
I’ve got the orange-coloured chewing-gum looking stuff from a sachet. I’m using raw milk though so wouldn’t it end up producing a rich array of flora?
I’m just doing it in a bowl at room temperature but I decided to put the hob on the lowest heat for a couple of minutes before switching it off then placing the bowl on it, covered with a tea-towel secured by pegs. That should be okay after 20 hours, right?
Did it work for you? Most powder starter cultures like the one you mentioned won’t work well for raw milk: they usually need shelf stable or ultra pasteurised sadly. That shows how low they are in probiotics :( . Try getting real milk kefir grains on Facebook marketplace, yemoos or cultures for heal the
@@groundedapproach I’ve basically been playing it by ear and seeing how it goes ever since then and I think I’ve perfected the technique with whatever I’ve developed. I just put them in 2 large galloon plastic jugs about 2ft away from my stove fireplace with the lid on loosely and leave them for around 5 days at a time. The first 3/4 tries it was always too thick and lumpy but I’m now getting it thin and watery with a transparent consistency yet a really sour and acidic taste which I think is a great sign because apparently that means the lactose has been consumed and replaced with lactic acid!👍🏻It’s beautiful & I’ve even lost weight while consuming it regularly as part of my carnivore diet which I’ve been on for 5+ years now. The reason I wanted to start making kefir is because I absolutely love milk but it was making me fat-now it’s the exact opposite so I’m really satisfied with the results and the taste! Fermenting is the way to go!🔥
@@groundedapproach Thanks for the recommendations by the way👍🏻I’ll see what I can find
Can I use the store bought kefir drink as a starter culture at home? Are they the same as the sachets?
No sadly! They don’t use milk kefir grains to make it
I bought the keffir powder and the instruction says to use long life milk? Why is that? I have to put it in a cup of milk and then let it set for 24hrs before adding 1 litre of the long life milk. With the power, does it mean I have to keep buying powder every time I wanna make a new batch?
@littlehomeforest5972 I've just brought sachet powdered version too. I've followed directions and got a litre of kefir. Drank it, yum. I'm assuming there's no grains, first time user, but I strained it and although there's no grains I just put the strained part back into jar and put litre of raw milk. Now it's full set and separating in the jar so I put in the fridge. I don't know what to do with it next. 😮😂 cheese?
@Ltaurere I bought the powder too. It asked to activate the culture using a cup of long life milk. But it just not setting for some reason. Maybe it's not warm enough. 🥲 Does your keffir taste like the store bought! Your 2nd batch set like cheese? How interesting 🤔 what did you end up doing with it?
So I've bought the dehydrated grains from a health food store and I was trying to make it with raw goat milk that i recieve frozen. It has never "turned out". I'm not sure if it's because I'm using goat milk, or the fact it's frozen when I get it not "fresh" or that I need to try the "gummy kefir grains" instead of dehydrated. I bought some rennet for thickening tye next time I attempt to make yogurt and kefir. Any suggestions?
Okay so dehydrated grains need to be given a few “rounds” of milk to wake up! So add some milk and let them sit and then strain 2-3 times over about a week. Then they will hydrate and wake up and be able to start culturing milk into kefir!
I’ve had this problem before too :) just be patient
Yeah, read the instructions.
can it tuve me histaminosis after 3 times drinking it ive started noticing red patches in my skin
The “die off” effects are very similar to a histamine reaction. There’s so much I could share but go slow with the stock. Start with an ice cube amount and very slowly work your way up! Check out my video on die off :)
I love it but my diverticulitis hates it so I have to do without
Kefir cream can be a better choice sometimes
The pronunciation! If I couldn’t read what was being talked about, I never would’ve known it was kephir lol
Haha ❤️
Despite being the right pronunciation. 😅
@@marcosyamgarcia6684correct or not I’ve never heard it said that way in my entire life 😅 some people say lychee (lie-chi or lee-chi), both are considered “correct”. Who decides what is correct for kephir? 🤔
@@bathingsuitsandrainboots , .I don't mean to be rude but people don't seem to care about pronunciation unless it's about something they truly care about. It's a Russian word I think it should be pronounced like so.
Btw, I think lychee is Mandarin and like most languages, they don't have long vowels. So, another anglicisation example 😅😅
@@marcosyamgarcia6684 me stating that I’ve NEVER in my 38 years of having this drink, coming from a health conscious family with my father even being a retired ER doctor that prioritized nutrition unlike most doctors, doesn’t mean I cared. You put that spin on it. I was simply stating I’ve never heard it said that way. Like oh I was today years old how bizarre! So you’re not only being rude when saying you’re not but you’re placing your filter over the situation to make it something it isn’t. I know tons of Russians living here in Hawaii that don’t say words “correct” bc of their accent and I don’t judge that. Get over yourself.
Send me some grains
I made this mistake today..lols
What's with the gravel voice and hand talking?
I probably watch too many Donald trump talks
Y you faking your voice. Y don’t you talk normal and natural
Yeah it’s hard being on camera but I like to think ive gotten better over time