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I talked to a lady about getting raw goat's milk from her to use for kefir.

What should I know when switching from pasteurized cow's milk to raw goat's

milk? Will it take longer to set at first? How long should the kefir take to

switch gears?

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I went from pasteurized cow milk to raw and my grains adjusted immediately.

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Subject: making kefir with goat'milk

Date: Tuesday, May 17, 2011, 2:11 PM

 

I talked to a lady about getting raw goat's milk from her to use for

kefir. What should I know when switching from pasteurized cow's milk to raw

goat's milk? Will it take longer to set at first? How long should the kefir

take to switch gears?

Liz

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Hi I got my grains from someone who was using cows milk and I started making raw

goat milk kefir immediately and had success each time. The grains are thriving

and growing and I love the kefir. Good luck! Jo

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> I talked to a lady about getting raw goat's milk from her to use for kefir.

What should I know when switching from pasteurized cow's milk to raw goat's

milk? Will it take longer to set at first? How long should the kefir take to

switch gears?

> Liz

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I bought grains from someone who was using raw goat's milk. I found a source and

was using that but the kefir did not thicken and the grains did not grow (but

the kefir did taste like kefir). Mother wanted it thick, so I finally caved and

switched to pasturized cow's milk. In a few years when I have my own goats, I'll

try again...for now, we go with what mother likes because as we all know " if

Mother ain't happy, ain't nobody happy " .

Tina

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What should I know when switching from pasteurized cow's milk to raw goat's

milk? Will it take longer to set at first? How long should the kefir take to

switch gears?

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Tina,

Some day you may be a mother, and then everyone in the house has to keep you

happy.

and Katrina Bird's Incredibly Lucky Daddy

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Date: Wed, 18 May 2011 21:37:32 +0000

Subject: Re: making kefir with goat'milk

I bought grains from someone who was using raw goat's milk. I found a

source and was using that but the kefir did not thicken and the grains did not

grow (but the kefir did taste like kefir). Mother wanted it thick, so I finally

caved and switched to pasturized cow's milk. In a few years when I have my own

goats, I'll try again...for now, we go with what mother likes because as we all

know " if Mother ain't happy, ain't nobody happy " .

Tina

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What should I know when switching from pasteurized cow's milk to raw goat's

milk? Will it take longer to set at first? How long should the kefir take to

switch gears?

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As of three months ago, I'm as much of a mother as I'll ever be able to be. :)

At 47years of age I became the " mother " of a 19yo boy coming out of a very bad

home situation. So, it is Mother, myself, and the boy -- and as her mother

before her, my mother is the matriarch. :)

Tina

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