Step 1: Add the Starter to Milk
Sprinkle one sachet into 1 liter of milk (dairy or plant-based) and stir well.
Milk Kefir Starter Culture
(works with both dairy and non-dairy milk)
50 grams
Produces fresh kefir continuously as the grains grow and multiply
This is a vegetarian product
Sprinkle one sachet into 1 liter of milk (dairy or plant-based) and stir well.
Save 100 ml of kefir from each batch to start the next one. Each sachet can make up to 10+ batches before using a new sachet.
Cover the jar and leave it at room temperature for 12–24 hours.
Once fermented, your kefir is ready to drink or use in recipes.
Milk kefir is a probiotic beverage made with either milk kefir grains or a powdered kefir starter culture. Milk Kefir Grains and Kefir Starter Culture can be used to culture dairy milk or coconut milk.
The taste of finished kefir varies greatly based on the type of milk used and the length of time it is cultured. Milk kefir can have a sour taste and an effervescent texture.
As with all cultured and fermented foods, a small amount of naturally occurring alcohol is typically present in the finished product. Although the amount will vary from batch to batch, for the typical brewing period, the amount should be quite low or negligible.
Water kefir contains fewer strains of bacteria and yeasts than milk kefir, but far more than other cultured products like yogurt or buttermilk.
Kefir grains consist of bacteria and yeast existing in a symbiotic relationship. The term "kefir grains" describes the look of the culture only. Kefir grains contain no actual "grains" such as wheat, rice, etc.
Our milk kefir grains are grown using only fresh organic grass fed cow milk.
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