Guest guest Posted September 8, 2010 Report Share Posted September 8, 2010 " I would still not be rash enough to recommend storage at anything less than full production for anything less than small times, " Don't get what you mean by needing to be 'on full production' - dya mean that unless you are fermenting milk into kefir all the time (so that they never rest from fermenting), that something sinister will happen to your fermenting kefir cauli cultures? " even with my " luck " with the freezing ... but perhaps time and experience will show they really don't get that affected " The Russian in me, says that freezing kefir cultures is attempted homicide, not to mention heresy - how come you felt driven to freeze the poor little blighters? You mean you froze them and they survived to culture milk again? best, Lizzie in Australia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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