What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Pros
The flavour is mildly sour, very pleasant. Works with goats milk as well as nut milk such as cashew and almond milk. Works absolutely fine with skimmed milk, only first time i needed to leave it for about 3-4 days to make the kefir (because of no fat)... Read More
The powder is in foil sachets which are easy to open. Great price for the quantity of kefir that can be made.
Cons
Very disappointed. Doesn't work. They make no kefir and the seller offers no returns" "unsure how to rate it.
I now have a gelatinous mix which is now just sour milk. The fact that you have to keep taking spoonfuls from the last batch rather than extracting real grains just seems like an excuse have a product with resale value.
This product is very misleading as it says you can make 100 litres of kefir. Complete waste of £15 for sachet & £1.
Highlights
Quality
I am very happy with the results
After trying on many occasions to make kefir without success i found that this product works really well
The product you will get after it is fermented is not kefir does not taste or look like kefir
2nd time i have bought this product which i use for my dogs nice creamy texture simple to use i have had separation at times bu... Read More
Packaging/appearance
There are three sachets inside the pack sorry
Competitiveness
Really like this productgood value and speedy delivery and its saving me money as i make my own instead of buying expensive brands
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- This product had a total of 1,221 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 16 2022.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I can make as much or as little as i like and the instructions couldnt be simpler
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Nor have i bought any ‘yogurt’ from the supermarket
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Didnt really work with goats milk but thats a different story
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I did try it with coconut milk without success so now use ordinary milk and it is brilliant
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It would probably last longer but not recommended
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Each culture batch appears to last about a month before having to make a fresh batch it is very evident when the culture needs replacing as the brew becomes thin with no body
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Can’t speak of the health benefits but have to assume that it is adding much needed friendly bacteria to the bodies digestive system
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The product you will get after it is fermented is not kefir does not taste or look like kefir
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