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To dry them, just lay them on a piece of unbleached parchment paper and put them in a warm part of your house to dry (but not over 95 degrees). It usually takes a few days for them to dry. Once they are dry, you can store them in a zip lock bag in the fridge as a back up in case anything happens to your regular set of kefir grains. Also, some people eat the kefir grains (or blend them up in a smoothie).
CulturesforHealth 9 months ago
Great vids you have =)
My problem is that I have tons of water kefir and I don´t know what to do with them besides sometimes giving them to friends..
How do I dehydrate them?
Thank you.
may Jesus Bless You
thoromicina2 9 months ago