Is it good for cheese or/and kefir?
755563
Yes, I would say so. I used it for draining cauliflower to make a pizza crust and it did the trick.
755564
My guess is it would be.....it's a very fine mesh material and it rinses easily and can be reused multiple times.Also, a package is cheap enough so that even if it didnt work our for your application, it can always be used for something else around the house.
712727
In the past, I have used it for macaroni and cheese, and pasta. I am pretty sure you can use for other stuff like chicken and stew.
438499
I only use it for cheeses. They aren't as hard as carrots , radishes etc. I think it would be s little difficult. Really not made for it.. Great for cheese though
1199842
It should if cheese isn't too thick, although I've only used mine for fruits and veggies
1576532
I have not tried cheese (yet) - but I'm sure you will Not have a problem. It is a nice machine. Frozen meat was a breeze, as was Lonza.
209588
I would not recommend this for anything but hard cheese. It is underpowered for anything else and very hard to clean. Easier to grate by hand. There is only one size for the grater and you can not purchase any other sizes. We gave ours away to the goodwill.
1052258
I've read that it can make coconut milk kefir quite nicely, but that soy milk and true-nut milks may not work as well. This person has good info on how to make it, etc:http://www.culturesforhealth.com/coconut-milk-kefir-recipe(Coconut milk can also be used with the kefir "water-grains" to make fermented coconut milk.)
2096090
This (kefir imitation) is drinkable while yogurt is not, unless you stir it first. The taste is a little bit different, but I am not sure how to explain the difference. By the way, I make real kefir using kefir grains. This process does not require milk to be heated. Real kefir has somewhat sour, but pleasant taste.
740634
Not sure but if you go to WWW.youtube.com and look under milk kefir you will find your answer.
515281
Hi. I haven't used it for cheese however if you use a hard cheese, I think it might work.
310340
No, I haven't made cheese with it. However, if cheese can be made with powdered milk, then cheese made with Anchor Full Cream milk powder will be substantially better than cheese made with products available in American stores. Anchor milk is just richer and oddly fresher tasting than locally available brands. Ask the Chinese; they buy Anchor brand milk, not the sometimes poisonous stuff produced in their country.
594334
I use it on all my vegetables, it does an excellent job on all of them but I have never used it on cheese.
1979343
Of course. I have used it for my sourdough since the week it came out. Amazing. I also have made natto with it, and kefir.
668192
yes, I use it for mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, etc. A great stirring spoon while cooking too.
835588
I used it for kefir cheese a few times, but it didn't drain as much as we would have liked. We ended up going back to a clean t-shirt and colander instead!
949786
Sorry never tried it on the soft cheese. Does ok on medium cheese not to hard.
1988596
I would think yes... if you did not have a lot of different kinds of meat and cheese.