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Mudasiru A. –
I’m planning to have a goat farm next year with plans to produce goat milk yogurt. Saw the kefir link on your site and became very interested in
Would still be a customer. Presently planting fodder.
G. M. –
I bought kefir for health reasons. I will continue to consume and buy it for both health reasons and I really like it. In fact I drink this more than milk now and I typically consume about a quart or more of milk each day.
Vernie V. –
Dear Sir,
Greetings from Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines. I have been making and consuming yogurt for the past 10 years because. It helps a lot in preventing hyperacidity of which I am prone. A
Benedictine nun who came from Switzerland in 2019, gave me 2 packets of your yogurt starter, the regular one and kefir. Since I ran out of stock already, I want to purchase some packets and try your greek yogurt starter too.
I hope you have an existing distributor here in our country.
All my best wishes.
Vernie V.
Gordon M. –
Dear Ivo,
I received my first order of kefir a couple weeks ago. Followed directions and made 2 quarts (approx. 2 liters), it took about 36 hours to set. I LOVE this stuff! It is deliciously creamy with a hint of tartness/tanginess or sourness. I go through about 3 cups a day and leave the last cup or somewhat less for the next batch. After contacting you about ncreasing tanginess I let it set for a longer time now rather than less with great results. I simply pour whole milk straight out of the jug from the grocery store on top of the reserved portion of kefir, stir well and leave it sit on the counter and like magic about 8 to 12 hours later I have a fresh container if this glorious elixir. Interestingly it seems to take less time to set after several iterations from the original batch. I suppose I will only need to use more culture when I have been gone from home and unable to keep a fresh batch fermenting.
Thank You
Gordon M
P –
Yes they are 2 diferent living wonders of 1 life. due to my psoriasis for which i need min. 70 billions.
Joseph S. –
thank you for the good service you gave me
Robert –
very good!
Gordon M. –
I made my first batch yesterday. I am pleased with the result. The flavor is milder than I expected.
Since I love bulgarian buttermilk I want to know if by fermenting for a longer or shorter period the flavor might be more or less tangy/sour. I would love it to be kind of tangy like buttermilk.
Regardless I will continue to use this product. All commercially available Kefir that I have found have only a few of the various strains found in yours and ABSOLUTELY NO KEFIR STRAINS. i wonder how it can even be called Kefir without kefir strains.
Great product. Thanks
Diane –
I love the kefir!
Diane
Peter –
Hi
I made it a week later and found it is just like yogurt, there are no grains to collect and grow, at the moment we leave a little in the jar and top up with more milk.
I mean – not having sour taste as people ( like me) who never tested Bulgarian Kefir or Yogurt would expect to have. I am used to the sour taste in kefir, but my kids and wife from the Philippines, who is not used to European dairy products, like it as it is.
Peter