Enrique Gili is a writer covering environmental issues with a focus on food and the intersection between science, nature, and technology. If you belong to the group, then kefir may need no further ...

Health freaks around the world are quite familiar with the fermented dairy product - kefir - which is rich in gut-friendly bacteria and is consumed for maintaining health of the immune system as well ...

True Brews: How to Craft Fermented Cider, Beer, Wine, Sake, Soda, Mead, Kefir, and Kombucha at Home. Christensen explains how to make Milk Kefir, a sort of liquid yogurt. You don’t need any fancy ...

Hi! I'm Alexa, author of the blog TheDuvallHomestead.com where I write about farm to table eating and homemade natural living. 15 years ago I started learning how to cook real food with real ...

Kefir has a tart, sour taste and a slight fizz which is created by carbon dioxide at the end of the fermentation process. Its thinner-than-yoghurt consistency makes it easy to drink, and its ...

KEFIR is a milky yogurt which originated from the North Caucasus region in Russia. You need two ingredients to make kefir and here is your guide on how to do so and its benefits. Kefir is a cultured, ...

Pronounced “kuh-feer”, Kefir is a fermented milk drink that is known to have a myriad of nutritional benefits, and over the years it has taken the commercial health trend market by storm. What many ...

Kefirko allows consumers to enjoy homemade kefir with the introduction of its two unique kefir-making kits: the Organic Milk Kefir Maker with Fresh Kefir Grains and the Organic Water Kefir Maker with ...

Kefir is a tangy, probiotic-rich drink made by fermenting cow’s or goat’s milk or water with a culture starter called kefir grains — small clusters of bacteria and yeast that resemble tiny cauliflower ...

To make kefir, it takes a team. A team of microbes. That’s the message of new research from EMBL and Cambridge University’s Patil group and collaborators, published in Nature Microbiology today.

True Brews: How to Craft Fermented Cider, Beer, Wine, Sake, Soda, Mead, Kefir, and Kombucha at Home. Christensen explains how to make Milk Kefir, a sort of liquid yogurt. You don’t need any fancy ...