I started making water kefir recently for a friend of mine who need the probiotics and didn't want her family to have dairy right now.

This the jar with water kefir grains at the bottom and a mixture of water, sugar, molasses, and lime. The kefir eat the sugar and add a fizziness to the liquid.

This is the jar with its cloth cover to allow the kefir to breathe and not explode and at the same time keeping bugs out.

I then place the jar in a cupboard for about 48 hours.

Finally I strain the kefir grains from the liquid and then refrigerate it for something at tastes a bit like flat lime soda. I save the kefir grains for another batch and repeat the process.
When I get my milk kefir grains and kombucha starters, I will tell you more about that.
Here is a great website all about fermented foods: http://www.culturesforhealth.com
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