You will see that over time your kefir milk will start to become very thick. This was just a demonstration with a small amount of grains in fresh milk so the milk is not that thick in this video yet.
But I don't normally mess with this method anyway, I use the MP Method. Just click on the link to the right of this video to learn more about it.
haha you call that a small amount of grans? i use about 10% of what u had in that small jar and one liter of kefir is done and separated within 24 hours
Another reason to avoid the metal strainer (or any metal utensils and containers) is that the fermented milk is acidic and will dissolve a tiny bit of the metal and people probably prefer not to injest any of the metal.
I once measured the pH of kefir with pH paper and got a reading of about pH 4 or pH 5. This is about as acidic as vinegar. It will not quickly dissolve metal, but just to be safe, I usually use plastic or crockery.
You will see that over time your kefir milk will start to become very thick. This was just a demonstration with a small amount of grains in fresh milk so the milk is not that thick in this video yet.
But I don't normally mess with this method anyway, I use the MP Method. Just click on the link to the right of this video to learn more about it.
mpp1000 3 years ago
haha you call that a small amount of grans? i use about 10% of what u had in that small jar and one liter of kefir is done and separated within 24 hours
horsefly4 3 years ago
I do mention that it is quite a few grains for that jar. 3:49
timelesshealth 3 years ago
Wow, was that the first time you've tried that? It's called 'editing' man!
Good job on the kefir, I love that stuff.
gaucoin13 3 years ago
maybe I didn't say it clear enough but I don't use this method to make kefir.
I use the MP Method.
mpp1000 3 years ago
Ha, just poking fun. You're doing a good thing, kefir rules.
gaucoin13 3 years ago
Dude, it's keh-fear, not "kee-fer", and I have making my own for years. Cheers for putting it on video.
worlokvideos 3 years ago 20
Another reason to avoid the metal strainer (or any metal utensils and containers) is that the fermented milk is acidic and will dissolve a tiny bit of the metal and people probably prefer not to injest any of the metal.
I once measured the pH of kefir with pH paper and got a reading of about pH 4 or pH 5. This is about as acidic as vinegar. It will not quickly dissolve metal, but just to be safe, I usually use plastic or crockery.
You kefir grains are huge.
7monday99 3 years ago 6
Hi there. Have you sent kefir to iceland???
I want to buy some;)
How much does it cost.?? can i buy from you?? i would love to.. Love from iceland:) and some happyness:)
rakelzosk 3 years ago
hey is that a juicer i see? If it is any good what model is it? I need a new one
britishbornchinese 3 years ago
ok so where do i find the video for the other method? thanks for the videos
sk8cre8 3 years ago
Hey man, just go to the website at the beginning of the video you will find it there.
mpp1000 3 years ago