can you make kefir soda with this?
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Yes. I've made apple soda and strawberry soda. Instructions come with how to make sodas, coconut milk kefir, and kefir cheese.
1396093
I would assume it would be whatever your milk carb count is? Unless, as the kefir is 'grown', it changes that chemical composition (& carbs) but my mind would think not .... However I'm no scientist. :)
1342890
Not with this stuff. Get some kefir grains and they will make kefir daily forever though for you. Ask around in natural health circles or in a Weston Price group. You will find grains and maybe even good sources for milk too.
1844615
In order to make Kefir cheese, you would have to line the container with cheese cloth because kefir is so runny to begin with. I might even do a double layer. The Wave does a great job on making regular yogurt into Greek.
835590
Sorry, but i`m not used kefir for making kefir cheese. In this Sunday I will try to making kefir cheese And you may asking me results. Sorry for bad English :)
106743
Wow - never heard of this problem! We use liquid Stevia with our Sodastream fizzy water and it is fantastic. We also add flavored Stevias like lemon or Valencia orange with a sprig of mint and a squeeze of fresh juice for a refreshing summer fizzy drink. Also try flavored vinegars like raspberry balsamic+plain stevia and you would swear it is Dr. Pepper. We have used ginger, coconut, vanilla and berry flavored vinegars, mixing with the various Stevias and Sodastream fizzy water and ALL of the combos are delicious. Have fun!
1504708
I have never made yogurt, so I don't know. It works very well however for kefir.
1357331
The directions say you can but I have never tried. I would just sit the K cup in the little basket where I put the coffee grounds. It has been a great little machine. My mom saw it on the ocunter at my house and bought one too. S he and my son love it!
958646
Yes you can. However, because of the amount of surface area on the stones it will cause loss of carbonation in your drink.
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I've read that it can make coconut milk kefir quite nicely, but that soy milk and true-nut milks may not work as well. This person has good info on how to make it, etc:http://www.culturesforhealth.com/coconut-milk-kefir-recipe(Coconut milk can also be used with the kefir "water-grains" to make fermented coconut milk.)
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I haven't done goat milk, but the grains don't like to change from whatever medium they are used to. I would say it would take about 3-7 times of doing the kefir with your goat milk. The directions that come with it, will explain the process to you. Start checking to see if you like it starting at the 3rd time. Probably don't drink it before then.
1366776
Yes. I fill my own k-cups, and brew a strong small cup, then add an equal amount of hot milk and a little sugar. So good.
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Absolutely. I find that the grains themselves have a yeasty flavor, which is nice. Anyhow if you don't use them in your smoothie, you'll just end up tossing em down the disposal because they multiply so darn fast. I just finished a banana avocado kefir smoothie. Sooo creamy. Actually I only cream up the banana and avocado, then toss it in a glass and add in my kefir and mix with a plastic spoon. My kefir is 24hrs in basement where it's cool with a coffee filter and a screw down plastic ring on a canning jar. Then I strain it and set it in the fridge overnight. Comes out really thick and creamy. Absolutely. I find that the grains themselves have a yeasty flavor, which is nice. Anyhow if you don't use them in your smoothie, you'll just end up tossing em down the disposal because they multiply so darn fast. I just finished a banana avocado kefir smoothie. Sooo creamy. Actually I only cream up the banana and avocado, then toss it in a glass and add in my kefir and mix with a plastic spoon. My kefir is 24hrs in basement where it's cool with a coffee filter and a screw down plastic ring on a canning jar. Then I strain it and set it in the fridge overnight. Comes out really thick and... » Read More Absolutely. I find that the grains themselves have a yeasty flavor, which is nice. Anyhow if you don't use them in your smoothie, you'll just end up tossing em down the disposal because they multiply so darn fast. I just finished a banana avocado kefir smoothie. Sooo creamy. Actually I only cream up the banana and avocado, then toss it in a glass and add in my kefir and mix with a plastic spoon. My kefir is 24hrs in basement where it's cool with a coffee filter and a screw down plastic ring on a canning jar. Then I strain it and set it in the fridge overnight. Comes out really thick and creamy. « Show Less
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I'm not the manufacturer, but I imagine you could, although my grandson tried to put the soda mix packet in before putting in the soda stream and it spewed out, so that wasn't a good idea. But there was sugar and chemicals in it, so maybe tea is ok.
1513491
Yes I have done that but usually what I do is blend it together with some fruit and fruit juice maybe some yogurt or kefir.
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I have used the powder in a bread machine to add richness and protein, but rehydrated would probably be best, if you are trying a new recipe. Kefir, I have never made, so can't help you there.
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Yes. You can stack the sodas two high if it slides out easily so they remain stable. (I stack cans of vegetables)