Guest guest Posted June 23, 2011 Report Share Posted June 23, 2011 Dear kefir folks, I am convinced that I make a better kefir with Kalona non-pasteurized, grass-fed, pasteurized milk than with I do with the raw milk that I get. Judging by the results: I get a complete blob of kefir with no separation with Kalona with no beer taste and no sour taste rather than a runny, lumpy, beer tasting, sour kefir with the raw milk. I can get this complete blob of kefir without the sour taste. And as I have said in this listserv many times before, I am a pitta, and pitta enhancement means pain to me. And sour is pitta enhancing. This is very important to me. My kefir with Kalona does not taste like beer. I have been anti-alcohol since I was a little boy. The Kalona kefir tastes just great. My raw milk kefir has been a big disappointment that I was having to force myself to drink. Sincerely, and Katrina Bird's Incredibly Lucky Daddy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2011 Report Share Posted June 23, 2011 I have to agree....the runny, sour kefir Im making isnt what I thought it would be. I HAVE to make smoothies with it, and then theres still the sourness that doesnt disappear..leaving an after taste. Im getting really tired of smoothies too..lol I have used raw cows milk, and goats milk, I like the goat milk better, but still, its got that aftertaste. Im drinking it anyways, as I have noticed a differance with my gut, but REALLY would like to make this better-and in the1 to 2 months ive been making it, my milk grains are NOT multiplying much at all-not from what I read other folks are. Do I have to go to a differant milk? Nona Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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