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First time making Kefir

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    xep@discuss.online
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    I tried fermenting Kefir yesterday. Put some store-bought freeze dried Kefir powder and put them in a 1L tetrapak carton of pasteurized milk, and then I left it for ~24h. Ambient temperature is currently around 28-30'c.

    When I opened the milk carton today the Kefir was almost entirely solid and I was unable to pour it out of the carton. I managed eventually to move it to the bottle by scraping it out of the carton, where it now rests.

    I've put about 200 ml of milk in a small glass jar and because I was unable to find any grains, added 2 tbsp of the kefir to the glass jar. I wonder if this will let me continue fermenting without using another packet of freeze dried Kefir?

    If anyone has any advice about how I should go about doing this I'd really appreciate it.

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      I tried fermenting Kefir yesterday. Put some store-bought freeze dried Kefir powder and put them in a 1L tetrapak carton of pasteurized milk, and then I left it for ~24h. Ambient temperature is currently around 28-30'c.

      When I opened the milk carton today the Kefir was almost entirely solid and I was unable to pour it out of the carton. I managed eventually to move it to the bottle by scraping it out of the carton, where it now rests.

      I've put about 200 ml of milk in a small glass jar and because I was unable to find any grains, added 2 tbsp of the kefir to the glass jar. I wonder if this will let me continue fermenting without using another packet of freeze dried Kefir?

      If anyone has any advice about how I should go about doing this I'd really appreciate it.

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      jet@hackertalks.com
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      I never tried Kefir before: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kefir its really interesting.

      What does it taste like?

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