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Yogourmet, Freeze-Dried, Kefir Starter, 1 oz

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4.7 out of 5 based on 71 reviews
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Freeze-Dried Kefir

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Posted by Reviewer1284193 From Finland on Sep 06, 2011

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I love love love this one!! Extremely fresh tasting and easy to prepare.

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from Russia

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Posted by Olga76 From Russian Federation on Jun 15, 2012

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Easy to use

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Yogourmet

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Posted by Reviewer1161586 on Sep 08, 2011

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The product worked great and was a good price. It also arrived in just a few days. I will proba bly order again.

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Not forming well...

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Posted by Reviewer1185322 From Canada on Apr 24, 2012

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I've tried making kefir twice with this brand and it never really seems to form well. I might be doing something wrong, perhaps I need to leave it out for longer than 24 hours. Not too sure about this.

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kefir

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Posted by Reviewer2672348 From Great Britain on May 17, 2011

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This product has not worked for me. I have tried using goats milk heated gently to 82degrees, as per instructions on packet. After 24 hours in a warm cupboard, it remained as runny as the milk. I tried without heating - a minuscule amount of slight thickening appeared round the edge. I may as well just drink the milk. I won't be wasting my money on this Kefir again. I can't understand how people can eat it with a spoon. Maybe it just doesn't work with goats milk.

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