Kefir /kombucha/ fermerter and growing container for sprouts
Description
Did you know that you can use any milk or an alternative such as coconut, almond, or other vegetable milk for a dairy brush? You can also make a water brush. With this product, you will get a guide on how to make the brush at home in comfort. If you buy a delivery case, you can also use one of these to make your own wicks.Â
Very simple preparation
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1. Add grain and milk | 2. Let ferment | 3. Make a kefir |
Why prefer a kefir made before coming from the store? Because homemade tastes better!
- Optimal conditions for fermentation
- More positive bacteria that have a positive effect on the body and health
- Contains vitamins and minerals
- Better taste than the one from the store
- It is cheaper
Choose the type of kefir grain depending on whether you want to make a dairy or water kefir. Make many other recipes from one kefir.
Package contents
- top lid
- sieve cover
- glass container
- scraper
- squeezing and swizzle stick
- recipe book
Grow the sprouts
Writing about the product
- Before first use, wash all parts thoroughly with warm water and soap. Rinse thoroughly with detergent.
- Hand washing of all parts of the load is recommended.
- Do not expose to direct sunlight during fermentation; also do not place close to a heat source in the kitchen.
- Rinse the strainer with water after each use and gently tap it on the snake to dry it.
- Bioplastic is used for the manufacture of each plastic net. This means that all the parts are made from organic material and these are kinder to our environment.
Product Details
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Prepare the best Kefir! Or alternatively use this jar to make kombucha or sprouts.
Make water or milk kefir.
The Kefir Fermenter allows optimal fermentation conditions for live kefir cultures while simplifying the process of separating the grains from the kefir. Everything you need to make the most delicious water or milk kefir can be found right here at the Ketom Shop.
It ensures optimal conditions for each batch of kefir you ferment.