Yemoos Nourishing Cultures Forum

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Got the answer by reading. I'm making my way through articles.

[Edited, Viili is the culture and in Finnish Villi means 'wild.'] Hmmm! Never seen mention of this until today finding one blog post that states there are two: plain and stringy or the terms he gave, Short and Long. If the viili you are culturing doesn't have stringiness that may be normal for it. B...

Thank you for replying Yay. I would like to recommend the source of the apparently short form version of Viili to you but have to confirm from them that what they do offer is that version, and my result normal.

Hi Nancy! Yes, I've heard that there's a long and short version. I've got the yemoos kind and I believe its the long ropey version. The short version is suppose to have a fuzzy surface, but I'm not sure. I've tried to find that short version, but can't seem to find it anywhere, at least not in the ...

Custardy. A little thicker than custard therefore more satisfying. Smooth surface. Mild taste, not even as small a bite as one finds in plain yogurt. If it were merely like yogurt I would not be interested. The very texture is not the same. I use a very small straw to sip it. We could say suck it, a...

Where to find short form: the Australian seller has it. I received a note from them saying they will test to find out which version was sent to me because they have both versions.

In any case: We do not need to trade but I would be glad to send you some of mine if you are interested, Frankie.

Short form Viili and Long form Viili are both at certifiablyfermented on ebay

outside US worth attention for several reasons

Short form taste: Custardy Short form uses: gentle and mild custard to which one could add I am surprised by how much by itself I welcome a good break from Kefir sourness no matter how much one may like kefir sourness. Long form taste: May be custardy but the thickness of the jell created by the cre...

This is the second new topic of today and I am topic-ed out and thinking-about related matters-out. This will be the barest beginning of what I hope will become at least my record of experiences and maybe others will try. 1. You cannot succeed in the way that I began to see, with Long Form Viili. Yo...

Do you know what the ropes actually do in the intestines? I did not and found this article. Intuitively it seems correct and reason to stop even for smoothies the Long Form. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16772550 Another article tells us that viili cremoris depends on lower then 86 degrees F t...