Step 1: Add the Water Grains to a jar of sweetened water
Add 4 tbsp water kefir grains to a clean jar with 1L non-chlorinated water, 3 tbsp sulphur-free sugar, and 1 tbsp jaggery (dissolved).
Live water kefir grains
50 grams
Produces fresh kefir continuously as the grains grow and multiply
This is a vegetarian product
Add 4 tbsp water kefir grains to a clean jar with 1L non-chlorinated water, 3 tbsp sulphur-free sugar, and 1 tbsp jaggery (dissolved).
Strain the kefir into a bowl using a non-metal strainer and reuse the grains for your next batch.
Cover the jar with a clean cloth or a lid and let it sit at room temperature for 24-48 hours.
Once fermented, your kefir is ready to drink or use in recipes.
Water kefir is a probiotic beverage made with water kefir grains. Water kefir grains can be used to culture sugar water, juice, or coconut water. A powdered Kefir Starter Culture may also be used to culture coconut water or fruit juice.
Water kefir grains consist of bacteria and yeast existing in a symbiotic relationship. The term "kefir grains" describes the look of the culture only. Water kefir grains contain no actual "grains" such as wheat, rice, etc.
There are three primary differences between water kefir grains and powdered kefir starter: Water kefir grains have a larger number of probiotics than powdered starter culture. With proper care, water kefir grains can be used indefinitely to make water kefir. Powdered starter culture can be reused for a number of batches, but will eventually stop culturing. Powdered kefir starter culture has a smaller initial investment cost than do water kefir grains; however, you will need to continue to purchase new culture.
Our water kefir grains are grown in mineral water and organic sugar.
Water kefir contains fewer strains of bacteria and yeasts than milk kefir. On the other hand, water kefir contains far more than other cultured products, like yogurt or buttermilk.
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