Guest guest Posted December 3, 2010 Report Share Posted December 3, 2010 I too find the kefir cheese to be very flavorful. I happen to like it. Its delicious on bagels. I don't know what to do to reduce the gaminess of it other than add the herbs to counter that taste. That said, I'm not averse to training my taste buds or my families. When I started making kefir I would sneak some in when cooking instead of yogurt or sour cream or even smoothies. Now my family and I have gotten used to the flavor of fermented foods and I've got a teenager who is very picky. To me, its worth re-introducing traditional probiotic foods and drinks into my lifestyle. Kombucha is one that i used to have to drink in small amounts or mix with fruit juices to make it palatable. Now I love it right out of the brew pot. It has also helped my husband with his constant struggle against candida. Totally worth it. Teresita 1b. Re: Kefir and Rice Milk Posted by: " Robin " cokelush@... cokelush1 Date: Wed Dec 1, 2010 5:36 pm ((PST)) I wondered about that so when I did this batch I added several pinches of sugar so the blob would have something to eat. {Vanilla rice milk contains a sugar but the regular rice milk doesn't. And Kefir-ed Vanilla sounded ick. lol} Was that an okay thing to do you think? It does look like what I would think water kefir looks like. Which is a drag b/c I love milk kefir but... I tastes tangy so I'm guessing it is okay. Just looks like water with a little white substance in the bottom. Thanks for your response Teresita! Robin in MO Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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