WHERE CAN I BUY KEFIR GRAINS? How To Source, Types To Choose From & Grain Activation

If you don't know someone already making kefir at home with the grains, it leaves many people asking, where can I buy kefir grains? This video will share with you how to source the kefir grains to buy online, pros & cons of the 2 forms they come in (fresh & dehydrated), and notes on activating them.
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➡️SHOP MILK KEFIR GRAINS:
• Option 1 - Amazon (fresh): amzn.to/3SYC4xG
• Option 2 - Amazon (fresh): amzn.to/3SSJlPq
• Amazon (dehydrated): amzn.to/433fhFn
• Etsy (fresh): creatoriq.cc/3V1071i
• Etsy (fresh grains from Tibet): creatoriq.cc/3V3PPhe
• Etsy (dehydrated): Unavailable
➡️SHOP WATER KEFIR GRAINS:
• Option 1 - Amazon (fresh): amzn.to/3P4M5s2
• Option 2 - Amazon (fresh): amzn.to/3v19Rhu
• Amazon (dehydrated): amzn.to/3P9AszR
• Etsy (fresh): creatoriq.cc/3uUEBAK
• Etsy (dehydrated): creatoriq.cc/4caaYMO
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➡️ MENTIONED VIDEOS:
⭐ KEFIR MASTERCLASS:
• HOW TO MAKE MILK KEFIR...
⭐ PLANT MILK KEFIR: Not Yet Published
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➡️ CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:56 Types of Grains
03:13 Where To Buy The Grains
05:19 Notes on Activation
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[@hmmm..2733]

You are my absolute GO TO when it come to any ferment! I’ll be making Kefir for the first time and so very much appreciate your clear instructions and knowledge.

[@leesg3]

Love your video's. Very well put together. Informative and entertaining. Added bonus, easy to watch...😎

[@tomaarain]

Wow! Thank you 🙏… must say this one best video i saw on kefir ! Can you please show us how to store kefir grains?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Great! I dont have a video published on it yet, but if you click into the video description of this video, scroll way down and I have written instructions provided for now👍🙂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3POdaiIfbethKM

[@simonpaine2347]

Thanks for providing this really important nformation. I have some Yogourmet freeze dried starter sachets. Unfortunately the packet doesn't say powered or grains, but from memory, it was definitely a powder when I used it last. I have re seeded various batches and while it always turns into a yoghurt, it never quite tastes or looks like the original after a few batches. Your video has highlighted the reason why! Thank you. I will now start a search for some quality grains!

[@ymrelang]

With the powder, you can make many batches too. Just like with yogurt. I just make sure I leave about 1 tablespoon in the jar and fill it with fresh warm milk and leave it on my counter overnight. In the morning, the jar goes to the fridge after scooping a portion for my husband’s oatmeal. The taste is just the same.

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

Hi The powder only makes about 8 batches per scoop and also has way less probiotics than the everlasting self reproducing grains! Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua returning soon to reign from Jerusalem!

[@musicinyourlife]

Thank you for the informations

[@bjbenny88]

Thank you again for your sharing your knowledge base, such selfless kindness.. Xoo

[@Adventuresawait68]

Thank you for sharing this information. I had purchased water kefir grains by cultures for Health (dehydrated) and followed the instructions word for word to activate them. They never did. Instead they looked identical to when I started (only wet instead of dry) and the smell and taste was not pleasant. I reached out to the company and they were nice enough to send me a replacement and highly suggested I use bottled spring water vs my pitcher filtered water that we drink daily. Honestly I don’t like to buy bottled water that’s been sitting on shelves in plastic and can’t imagine not being able to use filtered water. Any suggestions? I’d like to try this again but only if my filtered water is an option. Thank you

[@PatrickNaag-uq5yt]

Soothing voice

[@debbiestevens5490]

I am interested in the coconut milk kefir. I have been making my own using a half a cup kefir and a probiotic pill along with a can of coconut and water to make 1 qt. I wanted to see what you would say about it. I do not have any grains for it. You said that I could click on the link below for plant-based however when I went down there it says that video is not yet available

[@finkt5920]

To the point information. Great. Waiting for your video on how to store kefir.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Publishing on Saturday, April 6th👍😊

[@ssaraha1753]

can I make Kefir Grains from existing Kefir?

[@rouchele]

You are amazing … Can you also organize my life ? ❤❤❤❤

[@avwel3827]

😂❤

[@Sbannmarie]

Mine too!!!

[@Mini_senior]

😂😂

[@anujapatil1485]

Thank you for the wonderful video. What is the temperature of the milk to activate or make kefir? Is it room temperature or lukewarm or cold?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Cold from the fridge 👍

[@bobsblues9944]

How would you deal with Kefir if there was a grid down situation with no refrigeration ?

[@kkutube1972]

I don't ever put ours in the refrigerator. It just get sour, just drink it and add milk.

[@bobsblues9944]

@@kkutube1972 It looks like thats about the best way to deal with it . Just make a new batch everyday

[@acekiran1]

for starter, can i use kaffir drink from shop like wallmart?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

No because store bought kefir is imitation kefir. Here's my video on it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2eQo4B-pZdphLc

[@deddleman3099]

Ok, I am going to make milk kefir for the first time so forgive my ignorance but do you just drink it like it is or what else can it be used for? Thank you for your help . 🥴

[@CleanFoodLiving]

You can drink as is or pour over granola or oatmeal or add to a smoothie.

[@phud9657]

👍👍

[@Mortal24227]

Out of the two amazon links which wouod be the better option, with the most bacterial strain, and flavor???? Also taste

[@CleanFoodLiving]

I was very pleased with my Fusion Teas kefir grains purchase. Arrived healthy and hearty and 'revived' easily. Still using the grains to this day. amzn.to/3SYC4xG

[@Mortal24227]

@@CleanFoodLiving Thank you for replying will purchase this and give em a try. I'm also looking forward to your kefir storing video will help a ton after I purchase the kefir.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

@@Mortal24227 Yes! And until I get that video up, if you click into the Milk Kefir Masterclass video, I have written "take a break" instructions in the description. Just scroll down toward the bottom and you'll find the info. happy kefir making!😊

[@lindajoyflower]

Does kefir from the store taste the same as what you make at home? I’ve never had it before and don’t want to invest before finding out if I can stomach it.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

I did a must watch video on store kefir! kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2eQo4B-pZdphLc

[@w.loczykij5354]

One thing's missing. How to put kefir production on hold (vacations or kefir fatigue :) I know how but this beautiful channel is not mine to preach.

[@boa1793]

Good point.

[@vndclark6754]

Do you know where else can we get Tibetan Kefir Grains? The place you recommended are out….

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Have you tried doing a Google Search? Finding an authentic Tibetian grain is tough! The fellow on Etsy that is out is about the only one I've come across whose grains seemed authentic. I read of a gal on Amazon, but her "Tibetian" grains have terrible reviews so don't buy there! Very sorry I can't be more helpful!

[@SylvainSybaris]

So when you completely finish making a Mason Jar of this Kefir Milk, in order to keep it "on going for life", you take out a small portion to make a new batch???

[@w.loczykij5354]

Exactly. Just remove some after a while because it grows and grows. I have a strain producing my kefir that i bought after moving in 2016

[@1MSally1965]

Strain out the grains. You can use them all for a new batch, share them, dry the or freeze them. I do this all the time.

[@SylvainSybaris]

@@1MSally1965 ... If you FREEZE this stuff, the organisms will freeze to death & die... Which is why I never free yogurt or cheese.

[@mariep4018]

What is healthier for you? Kombucha or water kefir?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Equally. They contain different probiotic microbes which makes each unique. Drink both for the best of both worlds.

[@mariep4018]

I bought dehydrated kefir grains from cultures of health, three times and all three times my water and milk kefir grains did not take. They refused to grow and multiply and provide me with kefir for milk and Kiefer water. So I ended up buying milk live kefir grains, I don’t remember from who or where and they took off. I also bought live supposedly water, kefir grains, and they did it not multiply at all. And they came in a baggie. I don’t like that and I thought I was getting it from reputable source according to the Internet. So I stick with my kombucha, that I started myself-from store bought 100% no additives and created my own scabbiest.