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re: Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/26/25 at 3:32 pm
Yep, was just reading about how they are different cultures. While they say technically, you can convert a dairy kefir grain to water kefir grains, sometimes the process fails. Thanks anyway!

re: Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/26/25 at 12:40 pm
Can kefir grains that have been used in dairy also be used to make water kefir?

re: Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/26/25 at 8:29 am
Thanks. Do they grow and multiply as quickly as I have read? Assuming you feed them properly?

re: Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/26/25 at 8:27 am
Hey, I’ll trade sourdough starter for kefir grains :lol:

re: Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/26/25 at 5:36 am
Appreciate it. I’ll give them a call.

Anyone have any favorite recipes they enjoy? I was reading about the two-step fermentation process, putting fresh fruit in, etc. Just curious.

Kefir grains in Baton Rouge area?

Posted by lsu1987 on 2/25/25 at 8:40 pm
Anyone know a health food store in Baton Rouge that sells kefir grains to make homemade kefir? I know I can get it online but was curious if it was available locally. I make my own sourdough with starter and want to branch out to make kefir.

Thanks in advance !

re: Whole home, standby generator

Posted by lsu1987 on 9/12/24 at 8:47 pm
How would you keep your diesel fuel stable, just sitting in the tank year round?
I can attest that mouth tape works. No more snoring, no more getting up in middle of the night to use restroom….deepest sleep I have ever had.
Two tickets, section 303 on East side, row 36, seats 27 and 28. 50 yard line seats. $50 for the pair

Thanks. I’ll give that shot first. Easiest suggestion so far.
Tires are original, seven years. I’ll probably just go the route of putting a tube in him to get a few more years and then buy some runflat tires or something.
I did that a while back, looking for air bubbles, but couldn’t locate anything.
I’ve got slow leak on both rear mower tires on my zero turn. Size is 20 x 8-10. I have to put air in tires just about every time I mow. Should I just put some fix a flat/slime or put inner tubes? Would the slime sealant mess up the rims? I guess at some point I’ll get new rear tires…… saw a couple of inner tubes on Amazon for about $22

Thanks in advance for feedback

re: Coasts Del Mar’s Poor Quality

Posted by lsu1987 on 10/1/23 at 7:00 am
Very recent. Within the last 6 months. I actually was shocked. I am a customer for life